The world has become increasingly aware of the importance of mental health and emotional well-being for individuals and society. This awareness has led to the emergence of various practices that...
Sexual and emotional intimacy are essential to human life, and they can be described through the lens of phenomenology. Phenomenology is the study of how people experience their world and themselves....
The question of how to lead an authentic life is one that has been debated since ancient times. In recent years, queer theory has emerged as a way of thinking about identity, politics, and culture...
Resilience is an important concept in contemporary sociology that refers to the ability of individuals, communities, and societies to respond effectively to adversity and overcome challenges. Queer...
In order to understand how acceptance and recognition foster ethical flourishing, social inclusion, and communal belonging in diverse queer contexts, it is essential to examine the role of culture...
Queer philosophies are alternative perspectives on how to live a good and fulfilling life, that challenge traditional norms and expectations about gender roles, sexual identities, and social...
How can queer resilience be conceptualized as a practice of ethical, creative, and relational flourishing beyond mere survival?
The answer to this question lies in understanding what it means to...
Queer Resilience as Ethical, Creative, and Relational Flourishing
Resilience is an essential quality for survival in oppressive environments where individuals are marginalized based on their...
Non-binary perspectives on temporality refer to alternative ways of thinking about time that challenge traditional binaries such as past/present/future, linear/cyclical, and clocktime/timelessness....
The term “queer” refers to anyone who identifies outside of heterosexual norms, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, nonbinary, genderqueer, pansexual, questioning, and...