"In recent years, there has been an increasing focus on the importance of health literacy, which refers to the ability to access, understand, appraise, and apply health information to make informed...
Queer perspectives have challenged dominant models of medical epistemology by emphasizing the importance of lived experience, embodied knowledge, and marginalized standpoints in understanding health...
Can queer aesthetics be theorized as a method of producing ethical reflection, embodied knowledge, and resistance to normative regimes? Queer theory is an academic approach that emerged from feminist...
The body is an integral part of human existence, but it can also be a site of conflict between individuals and society. Queer people often experience social stigmatization due to their bodies and the...
When it comes to understanding how the body stores memories, there is still much to learn.
Doctors have found that some patients who have undergone brain surgery can lose certain functions without...
Bodily Memory in Queer Histories, Experience, and Knowledge
Bodily memory refers to the physical sensations and memories stored in the body that are related to past experiences. These memories can...
Queer art is an umbrella term for works that challenge traditional gender roles and sexual norms through creativity. It has been described as a form of resistance against heteronormative structures...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to art that challenges dominant heteronormative narratives and celebrates nontraditional forms of gender expression and sexual orientation. It seeks to create new...
What is meant by "queer experience"?
"Queer experience" refers to the unique set of emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, social, and cultural circumstances surrounding non-heteronormative...
Queer relational ethics is an emerging philosophical approach that challenges traditional models of morality and justice, which are often centered around binary concepts such as good/bad,...