Queer temporality is an approach to understanding time that challenges traditional models of linear progression and decay. It suggests that time is not simply sequential but rather cyclical,...
A queer space is a physical or digital location where people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, non-binary, genderqueer, asexual, intersex, pansexual, polyamorous, demisexual,...
What Role Do Literature, Theater, And Visual Arts Play In Reconstructing Hidden Or Suppressed Queer Histories?
Literature, theater, and visual arts have played an important role in exploring and...
In the modern world, digital communication has become an essential part of everyday life. It allows people to connect with others from different backgrounds, cultures, and countries, providing new...
The portrayal of queer individuals in media has been an important part of LGBTQ+ history, shaping societal perceptions and impacting how people identify themselves. From the silent films of the early...
There has been an increase in the representation of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, asexual, and nonbinary (LGBTQ+) individuals in digital media. This increased...
How can queer theoretical approaches to mass culture reveal hidden mechanisms of power, normativity, and desire, and what strategies can be developed for cultural resistance and...
The marginalization of queer people is an issue that has been prevalent throughout history, from ancient times to modern society. From the criminalization of homosexuality to the stigma associated...
Religious Institutions Engage with Queer Identities
In the context of modern society, where religious belief is often seen as an individual choice rather than a collective one, it can be difficult...
In the past decade, the emergence of online spaces has allowed for greater accessibility to global queer communities. Queer individuals from around the world have been able to connect and share...