How do cultural binaries—such as "dominant" and "submissive"—shape internal narratives about identity and value?
Cultural binaries are sets of opposing concepts that are used to categorize things...
Queer philosophy refers to an umbrella term for various philosophical ideas that challenge traditional norms about gender, sexuality, and society's power structures. It is often based on queer...
Bisexuality is an identity that falls between heterosexuality and homosexuality. It refers to a person who has romantic or sexual attraction towards people of both genders.
Bisexuals are often...
LGBT relationships are those involving people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. They may also involve relationships that are non-monogamous, polyamorous, monogamous, or...
Nonbinary identities are becoming increasingly common, challenging traditional concepts of gender and questioning binary oppositions that have historically shaped our understanding of sexuality....
There is an old saying that goes something like this: "The East teaches us to see God within ourselves, while the West tells us to look for Him outside." This idea can be applied to the realm of...
Non-binary gender identities challenge traditional binary concepts about male and female roles and gendered social norms. Non-binary identities reject the idea that there are only two genders, and...
Non-binary ethics refers to a set of principles that challenge traditional binary morality, which views morality as being based on binaries such as good/bad, right/wrong, male/female, etc. Non-binary...
How Can Queer Embodiment Critique Moral Order Through Aesthetics?
The idea that gender is socially constructed has been explored for decades by feminists and other scholars who argue that gender...
Can queer love exist as a form of collective moral imagination beyond binaries of virtue and vice?
To explore this question, it is important to begin by defining the terms involved. Queerness...