There has been an increased interest in exploring the intersections between identity, intimacy, and authenticity, particularly within the context of queer communities. This focus on authenticity is...
In what ways do queer reflections on mortality inform ethical perspectives on finitude, legacy, and existential significance?
In the realm of queer theory, the concept of mortality is often...
The term "queer" is often used to refer to individuals who do not conform to traditional gender norms or identities. While this may include people who identify as LGBTQIA+, it also encompasses those...
In the pursuit of understanding ourselves, exploring our desires and emotions can be an important way to gain insight into who we are and what makes us tick. This process is often referred to as...
The philosophy of absurdity provides a framework for understanding the existential challenges faced by queer individuals. The concept of absurdity is based on the idea that life has no inherent...
What existential strategies of meaning-making do LGBT people develop when their existence is defined as absurd by dominant moral systems?
The definition of what it means to be human has changed...
Non-binary gender identities have gained increasing recognition and visibility in recent years, leading to new ways of thinking about how humans perceive and express their own gender and its...
How can non-binary temporalities expand philosophical discussions of becoming, potentiality, and existential transformation?
Philosophers have traditionally focused on linear time as a way to...
Non-binary identities have been gaining recognition in recent years, leading to new ways of understanding ourselves and others. Traditional philosophical ideas about identity are based on the...
Existentialist philosophy posits that existence precedes essence - meaning that individuals are not defined by their inherent characteristics but rather create themselves through their choices and...