Queer Ontology
Queer theory is an approach to social justice that critiques heteronormativity and the gender binary. It proposes that gender and sexuality are socially constructed and fluid, and...
Queer identity is a term used to describe individuals who do not identify themselves within traditional gender norms or the heteronormative framework. This can include people who are transgender,...
The philosophy of multiplicity challenges essentialist assumptions about identity categories by suggesting that identities are fluid, dynamic, and constantly changing rather than fixed and static....
Sexual orientation refers to an individual's attraction to people of different genders. This can be divided into four categories: heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, and asexual. In philosophy, there...
The notion that desire is inherently rooted in one's biological orientation has been challenged by bisexual individuals who argue that their attraction to multiple genders cannot be reduced to...
There has been increasing awareness about non-binary and transgender identities and experiences, leading to a reconsideration of traditional philosophical concepts such as identity and selfhood....
Can queer creativity be understood as a radical ontological practice that destabilizes essentialist conceptions of identity and existence?
Queer creativity can certainly be seen as a means to...
Bisexual multiplicity is a term used to describe individuals who identify as both heterosexual and homosexual simultaneously. This phenomenon has been gaining increasing attention among academics...
Gender is an important aspect of human identity that has been studied extensively from various perspectives, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, and biology.
Much of this research focuses...
Bisexuality is often discussed in terms of its relationship to sexual identity and orientation, but it also raises important philosophical questions about the nature of essence and existence....