Queer temporality refers to a unique perspective on time that challenges traditional linear concepts of past, present, and future. In this approach, time is understood as fluid, nonlinear, and...
The concept of non-binary temporality suggests that time is not linear but can take many forms and shapes, such as cyclical, circular, spiraling, and fractal. This perspective enables ethical...
Introduction to Queer Literature and Its Role in Social Change
Queer literature is a genre that has gained immense popularity in recent years. It includes stories that feature LGBTQ+ characters...
LGBTQ individuals have been exploring their sexual identities since ancient times through mythology, folklore, religious stories, and other forms of storytelling that reflect upon the meaning and...
Trans people's experiences are often shrouded in mystery due to their gender identity being unrecognized by society. In this article, I explore how trans pain can provide an opportunity for both...
Relational Trust Mediates Ethical Reflection, Relational Intimacy, and Social Pressure
When it comes to relational intimacy, ethical reflection, and social pressure, there are many factors that...
Love is often conceptualized as an emotional state that exists between individuals who care for each other deeply. It involves feelings of attachment, affection, commitment, and trust.
In recent...
Ethical reflection involves thinking critically about how one's actions affect others and making decisions based on principles such as respect for autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, and...
Lesbian intimacy is an important part of many women's lives, and it provides numerous opportunities to explore and understand ourselves and others. Lesbians are often seen as having a unique...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to art that challenges traditional norms and values associated with gender identity, sexuality, and romantic relationships. It promotes non-conforming modes of...