What future directions might neuroscience of empathy and identity take in relation to queerness, how might technology influence embodiment and connection, and what philosophical questions must queer...
The concept of "posthumanism" is based on the idea that human beings are not inherently superior to non-humans and that technology can help bridge the gap between humans and machines. Posthumanism...
Queer Lenses of Embodiment and Relationality
Sacred texts are often interpreted in ways that perpetuate heteronormative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and relationships.
Many scholars...
What does trans embodiment reveal about the interrelation between bodily experience, ethical authenticity, and the phenomenology of self-realization, and how might philosophy engage these...
Queer literature is a genre that seeks to explore and represent the experiences of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. In this context, queer refers to people who fall outside of heteronormative...
Philosophy is a systematic study of fundamental questions about reality, knowledge, existence, values, mind, reason, language, and human nature. Philosophy involves critical thinking, rational...
Queer spirituality is an umbrella term for many different belief systems that are based on the idea that gender identity and sexual orientation should be seen as fluid and dynamic rather than fixed...
The concept of queer art has been gaining traction in recent years, particularly among LGBTQIA+ artists who wish to express themselves through creative means that challenge normative ideas of gender...
Transgender and non-binary identities are becoming more recognized and accepted in society today, but there is still much to understand about them. One way to explore these experiences is through...
Queer Ontology is a philosophical approach that challenges the traditional understanding of time and selfhood. It argues that there are no fixed identities, but rather we constantly create ourselves...