The erotic is often seen as a force that can be either destructive or creative in its manifestations.
When it becomes a site of knowledge, revelation, and transformation, it takes on a deeper...
How do experiences of divine intimacy intersect with psychological experiences of eroticism and embodiment in queer spirituality?
Divine intimacy is an important concept in many religions and...
Can intimacy be theorized as ethically significant independent of erotic desire? In recent years, there has been much debate over whether or not intimacy can be defined as something that is important...
We will explore how queer philosophy can help us redefine our understanding of what constitutes moral wholeness. This exploration is important because it allows us to challenge traditional ideas...
The integration of the erotic and the sacred in one's understanding of divine presence can offer profound spiritual insights that challenge traditional understandings of religious beliefs. By...
There are many different ways to understand God's love for humanity, but one perspective is that it is an ongoing process of becoming rather than a fixed concept. In queer theology, this idea is...
Can vulnerability be theorized as the foundation of queer relational ethics?
Vulnerability has been a central concept in contemporary feminist, queer, disability, and antiracist scholarship for...
The idea that one's identity is inherently fixed and unchanging has been challenged by recent advances in cultural studies, particularly those focused on gender and sexuality. Queer artists have...
Desire and Attachment Across Cultures
Desire is a fundamental human experience that can be expressed through different forms such as physical, emotional, intellectual, spiritual, and aesthetic...
Queer Self-Presentation:
A Philosophy of Radical Becoming and Identity Fluidity
The term "queer" is often used to describe people who do not conform to traditional gender roles or identify...