Titlebook: Black Queer Ethics, Family, and Philosophical Imagination; Thelathia Nikki Young Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s)

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Practicing Black Queer Ethics Through Stories and Narrative,sential to an ethical method that propels a necessary fundamental shift in the concept of moral subjectivity. As Young employs it, narrative illustrates the methodological framework through which to understand the processes of moral agency exercised by research participants.

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The Disciplinary Power of Norms,ived and the bodies upon which its regulation settles. In relation to norms, disciplinary power operates by generating and nurturing technologies constrict black queer subjectivity and family relations.

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From Norms to Values: Moral Agency and Creative Resistance,m by establishing new ways to understand and enact family structures, incorporating values and exhibiting virtues that challenge the disciplinary powers of capitalism and heteropatriarchy. This resistance involves the creation of teleological goods, a process that illustrates black queer moral agency.

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Introduction,ted concepts of gender roles and power differentiation. Young highlights conversations about and developments in marriage equality as the background for current ethical discourse on the family. She explains how . interrogates the moral norms of family and kinship that foreground race, gender, and se

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The Disciplinary Power of Norms,s of norms. Young explores the processes of normalization that establish norms of race, gender, and sexuality and subsequently shape elements of black queer subjectivity and govern ideas of family. Engaging Foucault’s description of disciplinary power, which is found in the systematic management of

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From Norms to Values: Moral Agency and Creative Resistance,o social and religious sanctions around heteronormativity as the moral standard for family life, many black queers expand these efforts to include nonnormative ways of enacting family. Young examines research participants’ praxis response to dynamics within families, the role of the family context i

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,Subversive–Generative Moral Imagination,eative projections of new life possibilities. This work is imagination—a process of emotional, rational, and active conscientizing. Drawing on Christian ethicist’s notions of moral imagination, Young introduces the concept of subversive–generative imagination, which requires thinking and acting . id