Queer identities challenge Enlightenment notions of rationality and human nature because they question whether reason is always aligned with truth and justice. Queerness disrupts assumptions about...
Feminist theories of embodiment seek to understand how gender and identity are constructed through social institutions and practices. Transgender people experience their own bodies as at odds with...
Autonomy is traditionally understood as an individual's freedom to make their own decisions and exercise control over their actions without external interference or constraint.
Recent research in...
The concept of embodiment is one that has been explored extensively across various disciplines such as philosophy, psychology, anthropology, sociology, and cognitive science. In this article, I will...
Queer cinema is a unique genre that explores the intersection between narrative, desire, embodiment, and cultural representation through its portrayal of non-normative identities and experiences. By...
Desire, embodiment, and cultural representation are three important aspects that have been explored in Queer cinema. This form of film has become increasingly popular among the LGBTQ+ community...
Queer films are movies that challenge traditional gender roles, sexual norms, and heteronormativity through their representation of queer characters, themes, and narratives. These movies often...
One question that has received increased attention in recent years is how embodiment and performative acts shape perceptions of queer identity in contemporary society. This refers to the ways in...
How does queer cinema explore the intersections of temporality, memory, and embodiment?
Queer cinema is a film genre that explores LGBTQ+ themes and experiences through unique storytelling...
Non-binary individuals are people who identify as neither male nor female, which means they may have unique experiences navigating their own sense of self-perception, embodiment, and societal...