Unipolar Global Systems
A unipolar system is an international political and economic arrangement where one nation holds supreme power. In the post-Cold War era, the United States has been the...
What shifts occur in systems of mutual aid when sexual relationships emerge within close-knit adult communities?
When individuals establish intimate bonds, whether platonic or romantic, it can...
Sexualized perception refers to the tendency of people to perceive others based on their gender, age, body shape, physical appearance, and sexual orientation. Sexualized perception can have an impact...
Can joy be theorized as a philosophical rebellion against systems of control? To answer this question, it is important to understand what "joy" is and how it relates to systems of control. Joy refers...
Leaders are often seen as powerful figures who wield significant influence and control over others.
Their intimate behaviors may also be subject to systemic issues of power, privilege, and...
Can sexual duplicity be used to explore issues related to governmental systems' weaknesses? Some scholars think so, while others say no. Let's examine both sides of this debate.
The case for using...
Intimate betrayals can serve as a powerful metaphor for systemic instability in governance. When people feel that they have been violated, abandoned, or deceived by those who are supposed to be...
Joy is a powerful emotion that has been used throughout history to resist oppressive systems that value suffering and pain. In many cases, joy can be seen as a form of resistance because it...
This is an article about forgiveness, sin, and identity. It will explore how these concepts interact and influence each other in a system that labels people's identities as inherently...
Can embracing shame dismantle the mechanisms that produce it? This question is particularly relevant when it comes to exploring how power dynamics shape the production of shame. In this article, I...