The ethics of queer relationships challenge the separation between duty and desire by questioning societal norms surrounding monogamy, exclusivity, and traditional gender roles.
Some polyamorous...
Dismantling the Self/World Dualism through Queer Ontology
Queer ontology is a theoretical approach that challenges traditional understandings of reality by questioning binary oppositions such as...
In today's world, it has become increasingly common for individuals to challenge traditional gender roles and expectations, leading to an increase in gender nonconformity. This can have significant...
Digital queer art has emerged as an important tool for artists to challenge traditional notions of authorship, authenticity, and audience. By using technology and new media to create artwork that is...
The term "queer temporality" refers to the idea that time is not linear, but rather nonlinear and multidirectional, challenging traditional narratives of historical progress and social evolution....
Can queer temporalities provide alternative frameworks for understanding social transformation, identity, and historical narrative? This is an intriguing question that has sparked much debate among...
Mortality is typically defined in terms of time, such as “death” happening after a certain amount of time has passed since birth.
For many people who identify as LGBTQ+, this conception of...
Non-binary care practices have been growing in popularity in recent years, both within academic circles and beyond. This is due in part to the increasing recognition that traditional models of care...
Queer storytelling and performance are forms of artistic expression that explore the human experience through the lens of non-normative identities. By challenging traditional representations of...
How do queer aesthetics expand our moral imagination?
Queer aesthetics is an approach to art that focuses on the representation of LGBTQIA+ individuals and their experiences. It seeks to challenge...