Let's define what is meant by "ritual" and "LGBT." Ritual refers to a sequence of actions performed for a specific purpose that involves symbolic meaning. In this case, we are discussing rituals that...
Non-Binary Ontology and Ethical Engagement
Non-binary ontology suggests that gender is not limited to binary categories of male and female but rather encompasses a wider spectrum of identities...
Self-acceptance is an essential element in shaping one's moral decision-making and ethical engagement with others. It involves accepting oneself for who one is, including all aspects of one's...
Self-expression is an essential aspect of human existence that allows individuals to connect with themselves and communicate their thoughts, feelings, beliefs, experiences, and values to others. It...
Queer pedagogy refers to an educational approach that challenges traditional ways of teaching and learning about gender, sexuality, and power dynamics. It aims to create spaces where students can...
Relational Solidarity Enhances Ethical Engagement
Relational solidarity is the mutual recognition, respect, trust, love, and care between people who share a common bond of kinship, friendship,...
Queer performance and ritual practices have emerged as powerful means for individuals to express their identities and connect with others who share similar experiences. These practices allow...
Queer temporality suggests an alternative way of understanding and experiencing time that is not tied to linear progressions and developmental milestones. Instead, it emphasizes the importance of...
Rituals are an important part of human society that have existed since ancient times. They provide a way for people to connect with each other, celebrate their culture and heritage, and pass down...
A significant aspect of human interaction is to build interpersonal relations with others. In social life, there are instances where people establish bonds that make them comfortable enough to share...