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There has been growing interest in the role of queer art in challenging dominant social, moral, and philosophical paradigms. Queer art is an umbrella term used to describe creative works that explore...
How can queer art interrogate colonial histories and disrupt normative cultural frameworks?
Queer art, which is art that explores non-normative gender identities, sexual orientations, and power...
How do governments weaponize sexual fears, and what epistemic resistance strategies counter this manipulation?
The purpose of this article is to explain how governments can manipulate their...
Queer literature is a genre that portrays LGBTQ+ themes and experiences through the lens of fiction, poetry, and nonfiction writing. It serves as an important tool for epistemic resistance and...
Can queer art serve as a site of epistemic resistance to dominant social, moral, and philosophical frameworks? This question has been debated for decades among scholars, artists, activists, and...
I will discuss how queer identity operates as a site of epistemic resistance, challenging dominant assumptions about morality, gender, and social hierarchy while producing alternative knowledge. By...
Queer identity refers to an umbrella term that encompasses a wide range of sexual orientations and gender identities that fall outside the traditional binary categories of male/female or...
Queer identity is often associated with epistemic resistance, which means that it challenges dominant assumptions about morality, gender, sexuality, and social hierarchy. This can be seen in the way...
Queer Identity and Epistemic Resistance: Challenging Normative Assumptions About Morality, Gender, and Social Hierarchy
Queer identity is an umbrella term that refers to people who do not conform...