Queerness is a term used to describe individuals who do not fit into traditional gender norms and sexual categories, such as heterosexual cisgender individuals. Queerness can encompass a wide range...
Can Forgetting Itself Act As An Ethical Or Political Intervention When Memory Is Co-Opted Or Institutionalized?
Forgetting can be an act of resistance against the forces that try to control or...
How do performative acts, embodied practices, and artistic expression mediate queer identity construction, and what philosophical questions arise regarding authenticity and agency?
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There has been an increasing interest in using queer performance practices as valid research methodologies to explore various aspects of human experience, including but not limited to gender...
Historical narratives of resistance have been essential in challenging dominant interpretations of morality and citizenship throughout history. These stories provide a critical counterpoint to...
The definition of self is an essential component of identity that determines how individuals perceive themselves and their place in society.
Some individuals may choose to reject this process and...
The term "normative system" is often used to describe a set of rules, expectations, values, beliefs, and behaviors that govern social interactions within a given society or culture. These systems are...
This article explores whether queer performance practices can generate new knowledge while respecting participants' agency. It introduces three different approaches to ethical frameworks for guiding...
Pride, Agency, and Belonging Mitigates the Psychological Impact of Societal Stigma on Queer Youth
As a society, we must recognize the importance of creating safe spaces for all individuals,...
The article is about the impact of online anonymity on queer communities. Anonymity can have both positive and negative effects on these communities. On one hand, it allows for greater freedom to...