Queer grief is an understudied aspect of death, dying, and bereavement that has received little attention from both scholars and practitioners alike. Traditional theories of mourning are often...
There are many different ways that people seek out meaning in their lives, but one approach that has gained increasing attention is through the lens of queerness. Queer theory posits that traditional...
How do queer approaches to happiness offer new paradigms for understanding fulfillment beyond normative societal scripts? Queer perspectives on happiness are often framed around challenging dominant...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring alternative models of human flourishing beyond the traditional linear pathway that many people follow. One such model is the concept of non-linear...
Queer kinship is an umbrella term for a range of alternative relationship models that depart from traditional heteronormative norms of bloodline and romantic partnership. It encompasses...
The concept of care refers to a variety of activities that are performed in order to promote wellbeing, health, safety, and survival within communities. This includes providing emotional support,...
Fan communities in pornography have become increasingly popular among people who enjoy viewing and creating adult entertainment. These groups provide an opportunity for like-minded individuals to...
The concept of duty and obligation is often linked to traditional heteronormative family structures, where individuals are expected to provide care and support for their spouse, children, and aging...
Queer theories have been criticized for their lack of practical application in guiding social change.
They can provide valuable insights into intergenerational relationships, which are important...
Queer theory is an academic field that challenges normative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and power structures. It critiques heteronormativity—the idea that there are only two genders and only...