How does queer cinema challenge the viewer's gaze, turning spectatorship into an act of ethical reflection? Queer cinema is a genre that challenges the normative representations of gender and...
Exposure to intersectional narratives can be defined as a process where individuals are exposed to various perspectives of people from different backgrounds who identify themselves as belonging to...
The process of recreating historical queer narratives is important for several reasons. One reason is that it helps to bring these stories back into the public consciousness and ensure they aren't...
The term 'queer' has been used to refer to individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, but it also encompasses people who do not conform to heteronormative gender roles or sexual norms. In colonial and...
Postsexuality is an emerging theoretical framework that challenges traditional understandings of sexuality and offers new perspectives on human relations. This theory posits that sex is just one...
In what ways does engagement with queer-positive spiritual practices enhance emotional resilience, self-concept, and moral reasoning?
Engaging in spiritual practices that are inclusive and...
Queer Joy and Resistance to Pathologization
The term "queer" refers to non-heteronormative genders, sexualities, and relationships which do not follow traditional norms. Queer joy is the ability...
I will explore how queer ontology challenges traditional understandings of moral agency and proposes a new framework for ethics based on relational responsiveness. Queer ontology is an approach to...
The moral imagination is the ability to imagine alternative scenarios and perspectives that challenge one's existing beliefs. It can be an essential tool for understanding and accepting different...
There has been a growing trend towards including queer-inclusive liturgies in religious services to accommodate the needs of LGBTQ+ individuals. This shift has led to significant changes in how...