Queer desire refers to an individual's sexual orientation or attraction that is different from what society considers as "normal." It challenges societal norms regarding sexuality and gender, which...
Queer Ontology
Queer ontology is an emerging field that challenges traditional understandings of gender, sex, sexuality, and identity. It draws from feminist theory, critical race studies,...
Queer aesthetic practice is an artistic movement that critiques normative constructions of passion and eroticism through its unique approach to art and culture. It seeks to challenge traditional...
The word "queer" has been used to describe various aspects of sexual orientation and gender expression for centuries.
It wasn't until the late 20th century that the term became popularized as an...
Queer kinship structures are unique and multifaceted forms of family formation that challenge traditional notions of bloodline and biology. They often involve non-heteronormative gender identities...
One way to challenge the binary framework of heterosexuality is through ambiguous depictions of nonbinary gender identities. Ambiguity can be used as a form of resistance against categorization...
As society becomes more accepting of LGBT individuals, many churches are struggling to reconcile their beliefs with this change. Some argue that homosexuality is a sin and that it cannot be accepted...
The idea that time is progressive, that it moves from past to present to future, has been central to many narratives about the development of human identity, personal growth, and romantic...
The avant-garde movement is characterized by its willingness to challenge conventions and push boundaries, particularly when it comes to artistic expression. One way that this has been achieved...
How does the eroticization of protest challenge hegemonic power structures?
The eroticization of protest is an act of resistance to oppressive social norms and power structures that seek to...