What contradictions emerge when hormone therapies are framed as both emancipatory tools and consumer dependencies? Hormone therapy is often seen as a way to enhance physical appearance, increase...
Vulnerability and mortality are two emotions that affect people of all ages, but they play an important role in shaping the quality and depth of later-life intimacy. As people age, they become more...
Are there gender-specific patterns in sexual responsiveness, relational adaptation, and sexual satisfaction in later life? This is an important question that has been studied extensively in...
Aging is a universal experience shared by all humans.
For queer individuals, the process can be quite different from that of their cisgender and heterosexual counterparts. In many cultures,...
In queer philosophy, there is an emphasis on challenging normative conceptions of time, identity, and experience through radical and creative modes of thinking. This can be seen in the work of...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the relationship between queerness, temporality, and aging. This is because queer theory emphasizes the importance of challenging dominant...
Queer temporality refers to the way time is experienced outside of conventional notions of linearity, causality, and chronology. It challenges the normative understanding of time that privileges...
The experience of aging can be particularly challenging for bisexual individuals who have experienced social invisibility and stigma throughout their lives. This can lead to difficulties in...
What is the philosophy of time?
Philosophers have often asked questions about how time relates to our understanding of ourselves, including what constitutes an individual's personal identity over...
Identity transformation can be defined as the process by which an individual redefines their sense of self through a change in beliefs, values, behaviors, attitudes, appearance, and/or social...