How Emerging Technologies May Reshape Queer Identity, Relationality, and Embodiment
Emerging technologies such as virtual reality (VR) and artificial intelligence (AI)-mediated identity platforms...
Queer ontology is a theoretical framework that posits that identities are not fixed but rather emerge from social contexts, experiences, and interactions. It suggests that identities are dynamic,...
Queer Mysticism is a term used to describe a spiritual movement that explores different perspectives on gender and sexuality within religious and spiritual contexts. It challenges traditional ideas...
Embodiment is an umbrella term that refers to the ways in which people interact with their physical bodies. It encompasses the lived experiences of gender, race, class, and disability, among others....
Embodiment Transforms Metaphysical Dialogue Between Subject And World
Embodiment refers to the state or condition of having physical form or substance. It is the process by which something exists...
Happiness is an abstract concept that can be difficult to define and measure objectively.
It is generally accepted that there are certain qualities and experiences associated with being happy,...
Philosophers have debated for centuries about what constitutes "self" and "being". From Plato to Descartes to Kant to Heidegger, these concepts are at the core of Western thought.
There has been...
Consciousness is an emergent property that appears when there are enough neurons connected together to form a complex system capable of perception, memory, and thought. Identity is the sense of self...
Can sacred knowledge be embodied and enacted rather than simply learned or believed? This question has been debated for centuries by scholars and spiritual leaders alike. While some argue that sacred...
Sexuality is an essential aspect of human life that involves physical, psychological, emotional, social, and spiritual dimensions. It encompasses a broad range of experiences including attraction,...