The idea that people can experience multiple dimensions of identity simultaneously is becoming increasingly accepted in modern psychology.
Individuals can have identities related to gender, race,...
The act of being forced to leave one's home country can be a traumatic experience that has significant consequences for an individual's emotional and psychological wellbeing. One such consequence is...
Sexual consent refers to the voluntary agreement between two people who are involved in sexual activity, which may include kissing, touching, intercourse, oral sex, etc., for the purpose of...
In queer literature, the theme of exile is often used to explore concepts such as belonging, alienation, and the nature of home. Exile refers to the experience of being displaced from one's original...
Exile is a theme that has been explored throughout history through various means, including biblical texts. Biblical exiles are defined as periods when a group of people were forced to leave their...
The experience of spiritual exile among queer individuals is often characterized by feelings of isolation, loneliness, and separation from community. These feelings can be particularly acute for...
Queer Experiences of Migration, Exile, and Diaspora Inform Ethical and Philosophical Questions About Belonging
Migration, exile, and diaspora are complex phenomena that have been studied from...
Sacred Narratives of Exile, Suffering, and Redemption
Sacred narratives are stories from religious texts that reflect the experience of believers who have been marginalized due to their gender...
How does the experience of exile or marginalization resonate with historical mystical traditions and spiritual quests?
The answer to this question lies in the intersection between personal,...
Suffering is often seen as an injustice, but it can also be a test of character. In the Bible, God allows Job to suffer great losses so that he may learn to trust Him more deeply and become wiser....