The concept of transformation has been central to queer theory since its emergence in the late twentieth century. It challenges traditional notions of fixed identities and instead promotes fluid and...
The question of what it means to live authentically has been the subject of much debate among philosophers for centuries. In recent years, however, the idea of living authentically has become...
Embodiment refers to the physical experience of sensory input through the body, such as touch, smell, taste, sight, sound, movement, and emotions. Practices that involve the body, such as yoga,...
Queer cinema is an important genre that problematizes normative assumptions about embodiment, desire, and narratives surrounding sexuality. This type of film seeks to challenge traditional...
The following article explores how queer philosophies can articulate ethics, morality, and relationality based on multiplicity, fluidity, and embodiment. Multiplicity refers to the recognition that...
Can queerness be decolonized from Eurocentric sexual taxonomies?
Queer studies have emerged as an academic field that centers on exploring issues related to sexuality, gender, and identity...
Digital Avatars
Digital avatars are computer-generated representations of people that can be used to explore various aspects of human identity, including embodiment, gender, and queerness. They...
How do non-binary individuals navigate self-expression, embodiment, and societal expectations simultaneously?
Non-binary individuals are those who identify outside of the traditional gender binary...
We will be exploring the role that digital avatars play in allowing for queer individuals to explore embodiment, gender, and identity performance. We will examine how these avatars can provide a...
The performance of queer identity is an important aspect that challenges societal norms and expectations regarding gender and sexuality. Through embodiment and ritual, individuals express their...