In queer mystical literature, there are recurring metaphors of light, darkness, and silence that can inform ethical reflection and moral reasoning. Light often symbolizes enlightenment, truth,...
Queer life narratives are often personal accounts that describe the lived experiences of individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise outside of societal norms of...
In a world where social norms are often unjust, queer people experience unique forms of suffering due to their nonconforming gender identity and/or sexual orientation. This can manifest in various...
Gender expression is an important aspect of self-identity that involves presenting oneself to others in a way that conforms to one's innate sense of being male, female, non-binary, transgender, or...
How does queer suffering illuminate the interplay between social oppression, ethical reflection, and moral insight?
We will explore how queer suffering can shed light on the relationship between...
In what ways does introspection mediate the reconciliation of personal desire, relational obligation, and ethical reflection?
Introspection is a process of reflecting on one's thoughts, feelings,...
The concept of ethics in personal relationships is an important one that has been studied for many years. Ethics refers to the moral principles that govern how people behave towards each other in...
We will explore the concept of lesbian desire and its role in creating an ontology of intimate connection between individuals. We will delve into the various ways in which sexual orientation shapes...
Co-constructed Relational Narratives in LGBTQ+ Communities
Co-constructed relational narratives are stories about people's experiences that they share with each other to build their identities and...
Queer poetry is a literary form that explores gender, sexuality, desire, identity, and belonging through poetic expression. It emerged during the early 20th century and continues to be an important...