Suffering can be defined as an unpleasant state that is often accompanied by pain, distress, hardship, misfortune, affliction, adversity, or trauma. Marginalized individuals are those who are...
In this essay, I will explore how existential reflection can be used to transform traumatic experiences into sources of meaning, resilience, and ethical insight. I argue that through introspection...
There has been growing attention to exploring the intersection between queerness and existentialism, particularly in relation to concepts such as authenticity, agency, and creative self-expression....
Existentialist philosophy is a school of thought that emphasizes individual subjectivity, choice, and responsibility in shaping one's life, particularly in relation to issues such as freedom,...
Queer freedom refers to the ability of individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+ to live their lives without fear of discrimination, violence, and oppression based on their sexual orientation or gender...
When examining the lived experience of socially invisible LGBTQ+ individuals, it is essential to consider how they negotiate their sexuality, gender identity, and selfhood. Phenomenological...
Despair is an emotional state characterized by hopelessness, frustration, helplessness, and a lack of motivation to act. It can be a normal response to difficult life circumstances such as illness,...
Identity is an important concept that has been explored through various philosophical frameworks such as existentialism, phenomenology, postmodernism, and critical race theory. These frameworks have...
Humans are naturally curious beings, but their curiosity extends beyond the natural world and into the unknown. One of the most intriguing topics that humans have explored is death. Death has been...
Queer existential life-making is a unique way of living that challenges traditional gender roles and norms. It involves embracing non-conformity and exploring one's identity outside of societal...