There has been a growing interest in the concept of queerness among scholars across various disciplines. Queer theory, which emerged in the late twentieth century, challenges traditional ideas about...
As Aristotle famously said, "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit." But what if this idea doesn't hold up for beings who aren't static, fixed entities like...
How might unconventional queer life trajectories help us reconceive what it means to age, to become, to leave, to be remembered—and what philosophical reflections follow? Unconventional queer life...
Transformation, becoming, and metamorphosis are concepts that have played a significant role in queer thought since its emergence in the late twentieth century. These ideas have been used to...
The term "liminality" refers to a state of transition between two states or stages of existence. It is often used in anthropological and sociological studies to describe the experience of individuals...
There has been an increase in research on trans embodiment as a way to challenge linear conceptions of time and reveal new possibilities for becoming and moral agency. Trans embodiment refers to the...
Can Queer Philosophy Establish an Ethics That Honors Becoming Rather Than Being As the Highest Moral Aim?
The idea of "becoming" is central to queer theory, which argues that identity is fluid and...
There are many different ways to understand God's love for humanity, but one perspective is that it is an ongoing process of becoming rather than a fixed concept. In queer theology, this idea is...
Can art operate as an ethical and ontological practice, mediating the tensions between revelation, concealment, and becoming? This question has been debated for centuries, with various scholars...
Non-Binary Temporality and Identity Formation
Non-binary temporality is an idea that challenges traditional ideas about time and its relationship to identity and ethical self-cultivation. This...