How does non-binary temporality challenge classical philosophical models of becoming, identity formation, and ethical self-cultivation, and what new models of flourishing emerge from embracing...
Queer temporality is a concept that suggests that time can be experienced differently for individuals who identify as queer. This means that queer people may experience their lives in a way that does...
Can love within queer relationships function as an alternative ontology of care?
Love can be defined as a powerful emotional bond between two individuals who feel affection, trust, respect, and...
The idea that chaos is inherently creative has been explored extensively by thinkers throughout history, but few have considered the implications for understanding the divine. In particular, queer...
Trans embodiment is a term used to describe the process of transitioning from one gender identity to another through various means such as hormone therapy, surgery, and social affirmation. It has...
The idea that nothing is permanent and everything is changing has become increasingly popular among those who identify as queer. This perspective challenges traditional concepts of gender and...
Trans embodiment is a process of continual transformation that reflects an ongoing journey toward self-discovery and authenticity. For those who identify as transgender, gender identity and...
Queer metaphysics challenges traditional conceptions of personal identity by proposing that it is not unified and bounded but rather constituted through multiple, fluid identities that may be...
The philosophy of sexual imagination is an approach to sexuality that focuses on how individuals experience and imagine their own desires, fantasies, and experiences. It posits that sexual pleasure...
What is the relationship between bisexuality and the philosophical concept of becoming as perpetual evolution?
Bisexuality refers to an attraction or romantic/sexual orientation towards both men...