How does representation in film and television intersect with philosophical debates about authenticity and embodiment? This question has been a subject of much debate among scholars and critics alike...
The medicalization of gender refers to the process whereby certain healthcare professionals define gender identities using biological or psychological criteria. Gender is often thought of as...
In today's society, there has been an increasing focus on gender identity and expression, particularly among members of the LGBTQ+ community. This is reflected in popular culture through movies,...
Sexual orientation has been considered to be an innate trait that determines one's identity and how they are perceived in society.
Recent studies have shown that there is more to it than meets the...
LGBT communities have always faced challenges when it comes to finding spaces where they can meet and interact with each other without fear of judgment or discrimination. This need has given rise to...
The aesthetic of vulnerability is an approach to creating art that emphasizes the fragility and interdependence of humans. It challenges traditional ideas about power dynamics and social norms and...
This article explores how embodiment and performativity intersect to construct queer identities in various cultural contexts. Embodiment refers to physical manifestations of identity through actions,...
Queer cinema is a term used to describe films that portray non-heterosexual identities, gender fluidity, and alternative sexual practices. These films often challenge traditional ideas about love,...
How does one's body affect one's understanding of gender and sexuality? This question is at the heart of Queer Studies scholarship, which explores how different embodied experiences shape one's sense...
Desire is an essential part of human experience, shaping our thoughts, feelings, and actions. It can be defined as a strong feeling towards something or someone that motivates us to act. Embodiment,...