Queer Phenomenology: Describing Embodied Experiences Through Heteronormative Lenses
Queer phenomenology is an approach to understanding the lived experiences of those who identify as lesbian, gay,...
The topic of this article is how phenomenological approaches to sexual pleasure can enhance ethical reflections on intimacy and relational commitment. Phenomenology is the study of consciousness and...
In the aftermath of political trauma, the body often bears witness to its own history of pain and distress.
The scars and bruises left behind by torture are physical reminders of violence...
Queer aesthetics is an interdisciplinary field that emerged from the queer theory movement, which emphasizes non-normative approaches to gender, sexuality, and identity. Queer aesthetics encompasses...
Anticipatory Social Judgments and Embodied Sexual Experiences
Sex is an inherently embodied experience that involves both physical and psychological elements. Before, during, and after sex,...
Philosophy is a discipline that explores fundamental questions about the nature of reality, knowledge, existence, and ethics. It has been traditionally dominated by male perspectives and...
The concept of non-binary ontology refers to the idea that reality is made up of multiple, overlapping, and interconnected dimensions beyond binary oppositions such as masculinity and femininity,...
Philosophy of Love Ethics
Love is a philosophical concept that refers to an emotional and sentimental attachment between individuals, based on mutual affection, respect, and trust. It can be...
Queer desire is an often misunderstood concept that has been debated and explored extensively across various disciplines. It refers to a range of non-normative sexualities and gender identities that...
How do bisexual believers navigate the embodied experience of spirituality in contexts that may marginalize or question their identity?
The journey to understand one's own sexuality can be...