There has been an increasing trend towards the separation of religion from politics, resulting in what is known as post-secularism. This movement advocates for the integration of spirituality into...
What is queer philosophy?
Queer philosophy is an academic discipline that emerged out of feminist, gender studies, critical race, and postcolonial theory during the late twentieth century. Its...
Erotic play refers to activities such as roleplaying, striptease, foreplay, bondage, dominance and submission, BDSM, sensory deprivation, and other forms of erotic interaction that explore human...
Many artists have explored themes related to queerness through their work, creating pieces that challenge societal norms and push boundaries. Queer art is often used to express personal experiences,...
Can embodiment be reclaimed as a site of revelation rather than temptation?
Embodiment is often considered a site of temptation, where individuals are lured into physical desires that can lead to...
Queer temporality refers to an approach to time that focuses on the intersection between identity, history, and experience. It is often used to describe how LGBTQ+ people have experienced their lives...
I will discuss how queer performance practices can teach us about the intersections between embodiment, temporality, and resistance.
Let's explore the concept of embodiment. Embodiment refers to...
Posthumanist philosophy argues that traditional ideas about embodiment, identity, and gender are limited and outdated. It suggests that these concepts need to be redefined in light of new scientific...
Queer perspectives on embodiment challenge traditional philosophical assumptions about identity, agency, and ethics by questioning binary categories, disrupting normative understandings of gender,...
How do queer perspectives challenge philosophical conceptions of desire, pleasure, and the human pursuit of joy?
Queer perspectives are often excluded from mainstream discussions about love and...