How does queer temporality challenge linear and teleological conceptions of personal growth and identity?
In the traditional Western narrative, there is an assumption that personal development...
In contemporary society, the concept of morality is often divided into deontological and teleological perspectives. Deontology emphasizes adherence to absolute rules or duties, whereas teleology...
The notion that time is linear and progressive has been central to Western thought since ancient times. Aristotle's belief in the unidirectional movement of time was adopted by Christian thinkers...
Hope is a complex and multifaceted concept that has been explored extensively across various disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, literature, and spirituality. At its core, hope refers to the...
Queer temporality is an approach to time that challenges traditional ways of thinking about it. In most societies, time is seen as linear and progressive, moving from past to present to future. This...
How does queer temporality challenge teleological life planning?
Teleology is the belief that everything has a purpose or goal, including human beings' lives. Life planning is when people think...
In Philosophy, it is generally accepted that identity and self-expression are interconnected concepts. Identity refers to one's sense of who they are, their unique qualities, characteristics,...
Failure is often seen as a negative experience that should be avoided, but it can also provide valuable lessons for personal growth and development. In philosophical terms, this means challenging...
To understand how queer experiences with trauma and resilience inform philosophical debates about human flourishing and virtue, it is important to consider how they relate to theories of ethics,...