Sacred symbols have been used throughout history to represent various aspects of spiritual life. They can be found in religious texts, artwork, architecture, and cultural practices around the world....
How does queer temporality challenge linear and teleological conceptions of personal growth and identity?
In the traditional Western narrative, there is an assumption that personal development...
Queer moral reflection is an approach to ethics that emphasizes diversity, complexity, and fluidity. It challenges traditional morality, which often privileges heteronormative sexualities and...
Desire is an inherently subjective experience that can be influenced by many factors such as age, gender, culture, social class, and personal experiences. It can manifest itself through physical...
In modern society, scandals are becoming increasingly common and are often associated with politicians who fall victim to them. Scandals are defined as a situation involving allegations of misconduct...
The concept of "moral law" is often associated with a set of absolute rules that dictate what is right and wrong in society.
Recent scholarship has challenged this view by proposing an inclusive...
Bisexuality is defined as having romantic, emotional, and/or sexual attraction to people of both genders. This can be expressed in various ways, including monogamous relationships with partners of...
Bisexuality is an orientation whereby individuals are attracted to both men and women. While this may seem simple enough, it becomes more complicated when considering how these attractions manifest...
The topic under discussion is "What are the psychological consequences of being constantly required to justify one's complexity?" This refers to the phenomenon wherein individuals who consider...
The concept of queer temporality refers to how nonbinary individuals experience time differently from cisheteronormative individuals due to their unique experiences, perspectives, and identities....