Virtue, human flourishing, and moral responsibility are important concepts that have been explored by philosophers for centuries.
There is another aspect to these topics that has received less...
Most people believe that morality is based on fixed principles and behaviors. But for many members of the LGBTQ community, this belief may be untrue. Their queerness forces them to question these...
The heroic quest for virtue, loyalty, and glory is often portrayed in literature through epic stories that present the protagonist facing moral dilemmas and challenges.
One common theme that...
How does mechanized sexual experience challenge cultural narratives of morality and virtue? Mechanized sexual experiences are becoming increasingly popular among people who seek to explore their...
Queer Embodiment and Theology
Queer embodiment refers to the way that individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ experience their bodies and how they express themselves physically. This can include things...
Experiences of marginalization can lead to a reconsideration of traditional theological and moral concepts surrounding sin, virtue, and sanctity. Marginalized individuals may question their...
Bisexuality is an orientation that challenges many theological dualities. One such duality is sin versus virtue. According to some religions, any form of non-heterosexual behavior, including...
How does the poetry of Sappho and Catullus explore the complexities of passion and virtue? What can they teach us about the nature of love and desire? In this essay, we will examine how these ancient...
The cultivation of ethical courage, relational trust, and moral resilience is essential for individuals to navigate through life's challenges. Philosophy can provide guidance on how to cultivate...
How do queer readings of ancient texts transform our understanding of virtue, citizenship, and erotic friendship?
Queer readings of ancient texts offer new insights into how societies...