Non-binary ontology is an approach to understanding identity that challenges traditional binary categories such as male/female, straight/gay, cisgender/transgender, and heterosexual/homosexual. It...
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: Exploring nonbinary ontology: the contingency and plurality of human experience
Non-binary identities have been gaining recognition in recent years, leading to new ways of understanding ourselves and others. Traditional philosophical ideas about identity are based on the...
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: Exploring the impact of nonbinary identities on philosophical ideas about identity
In this essay, I will discuss how lesbian intimacy can provide valuable insights into the nature of care, morality, and being. Lesbian relationships are typically characterized by deep levels of...
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: Lesbian intimacy: exploring the relational dimension of care & its implications for ethics
How does the performative nature of identity reflect the fluidity of being itself?
The human body is a dynamic system that is constantly changing, adapting, and evolving. From birth to death, we...
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: How does the performative nature of identity reflect the fluidity of being itself?
There has been growing recognition that queerness is more than just an identity, it is also a way of being in the world. Queer theory has challenged traditional ideas about sexuality and gender and...
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: The shifting moral frameworks of sexuality and gender: exploring queer diversity of being
During adolescence, many teenagers experience changes in their physical appearance and emotions that lead them to question their identity and explore different facets of themselves, including their...
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: Adolescent gender exploration: embracing philosophy to guide identity development
What new metaphors of being emerge from queer lived experience?
The concept of being is fundamental to human existence. It refers to one's state of being alive, conscious, and able to perceive the...
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: Being redefined: exploring new metaphors of identity and sexuality in queer experience