ANTI-MORALITY AND SUBORDINATE MORALITY fROM THE PERSPECTIVE Of THE QUEER SOCIOLOGY Cover Image

ANTY-MORALNOŚĆ I MORALNOŚĆ PODPORZĄDKOWANA W UJĘCIU SOCJOLOGII QUEER
ANTI-MORALITY AND SUBORDINATE MORALITY fROM THE PERSPECTIVE Of THE QUEER SOCIOLOGY

Author(s): Jacek Kochanowski
Subject(s): Sociology of Culture
Published by: Łódzkie Towarzystwo Naukowe
Keywords: morality; power; queer sociology; sexuality;

Summary/Abstract: The aim of this article is to undertake a theoretical reflection on the possible directions of socio- logical analysis of morality undertaken from the perspective of queer studies. In the first part of the article five approaches of conceptualising morality are presented, the starting point of which is the experience of sexually and/or gender non-normative people. These approaches are: morality as a dispositif of biopolitical power, as a system of hegemonic knowledge, as a set of practices of “judging power”, as an effect of “ideological lining”, and as a set of moral practices. The author then presents two broader theoretical frameworks of queer moral sociology: the theory of anti- morality and the theory of subordinate morality.

  • Issue Year: 73/2024
  • Issue No: 2
  • Page Range: 121-139
  • Page Count: 19
  • Language: Polish
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