Queer phenomenology is an emerging theoretical framework that challenges dominant approaches to understanding gender, sexuality, and embodied experience. It emphasizes the subjective and lived...
Queer relational autonomy is an emerging approach to queer philosophy that challenges traditional understandings of identity, relationship, and ethics within the framework of liberal individualism....
Group Erotic Interaction and Personal Narratives
Group erotic interactions involve multiple individuals sharing their experiences, perceptions, feelings, thoughts, desires, and beliefs to form an...
Movement can be seen as an essential part of human interaction, where physical contact plays a significant role in developing interpersonal confidence during romantic encounters. From the body...
There has been an increasing focus on how queer aesthetics of selfhood can challenge traditional norms around gender, identity, and embodied experience. This article will explore how queer aesthetics...
Queer temporality is an alternative understanding of time outside of traditional Western conventions based on binaries like past/present/future, male/female, straight/gay, normal/abnormal, etc. It...
Romantic longing is a deep desire for an idealized partner that can lead to intense emotional and physical attraction. This feeling often manifests itself through a heightened sensual awareness,...
Embodied experience refers to the physical sensations, emotions, and thoughts that arise when an individual engages in certain activities such as dancing, playing sports, kissing, or having sex....
The question posed above raises the possibility that the queer body can act as a site for religious experience and practice, serving as both an object of devotion and a place where spiritual...
Queer aesthetic is an umbrella term that refers to different ways of looking at art, culture, and identity from non-heteronormative perspectives. It involves challenging traditional norms of gender...