The intersection of apocalypse and queerness is often overlooked but can offer insight into the nature of hope, death, and rebirth. Apocalyptic narratives involve a worldwide catastrophe that brings...
What is grief?
Grief is a natural response to loss. It can be experienced when someone close to us dies or leaves us, whether through death, divorce, breakup, abandonment, rejection, estrangement,...
When thinking about mortality, it's common to focus on how it affects individuals and their personal lives.
What happens if you look at death through a different lens, one that sees it as a...
Vulnerability is the state of being open to the possibility of being physically or emotionally hurt. It can be experienced through different situations that make someone feel exposed and helpless. In...
Many people have asked why they should care about queer perspectives on mortality. After all, death is inevitable, and everyone will experience it at some point. But what if we approached mortality...
We will explore how queer perspectives on mortality can challenge traditional understandings of love, relational responsibility, and meaning in life. Queer theory is an academic field that examines...
The idea that death is an essential part of life has been explored from many angles throughout history, but there's a reason why it continues to fascinate people today. With the rise of LGBTQIA+...
Queer philosophy is an emerging field that explores the intersection of gender identity, sexuality, and the human experience of death. It seeks to challenge traditional normative understandings of...
Fantasies are a common part of human experience, whereby individuals imagine scenarios that may be realistic, improbable, or completely impossible. Some fantasies involve dangerous situations such as...
How does awareness of mortality intensify erotic urgency? Mortality is one's awareness that death is approaching or imminent. It may be accompanied by feelings of fear, denial, acceptance,...