Can the human body be understood not as an object in space but as a sacred site where the infinite bends into form, where Being itself learns to breathe? This question poses a radical challenge to...
Heteronormativity refers to the assumption that all people are heterosexual and cisgender by default, which creates a dominant paradigm where heterosexuality is considered the norm and anything else...
A transgender person is someone who does not identify with their assigned gender at birth. This means they may have been assigned female at birth but identify as male, or vice versa. Trans people...
Sacred knowledge is a type of spiritual knowledge that has been passed down through generations, usually orally or through rituals. It often involves the study of ancient texts, mythologies, and...
In today's society, there are many different gender identities and expressions that people may identify with, including those who do not fit into traditional male/female binary categories....
Queer Theory is a critical approach to examine social norms that are based on binary categorizations such as male/female, heterosexual/homosexual, or masculine/feminine. It challenges these binaries...
The concept of gender is often understood as an internal sense of self that corresponds to the biological sex assigned at birth.
Many people experience their gender identity as different from...
What is the significance of corporeal authenticity in trans identity for ethical self-determination, agency, and social acknowledgment? This paper examines the relationship between corporeal...
There has been an increasing focus on queer theory and its impact on philosophy. This approach to understanding the world emphasizes the importance of diversity, identity, and embodiment in shaping...
How can the phenomenology of erotic pleasure in gay relationships deepen philosophical understandings of embodiment, particularly when bodily experience is inseparable from emotional trust and...