Sexual fantasies are an essential part of human existence that often involve imagining and desiring scenarios beyond one's immediate reality.
Systemic injustices and ideological restrictions can...
Erotic Transgression Critiques Normative Social Structures
Sexual pleasure is a central aspect of human life that can take many forms, including physical contact, mental stimulation, emotional...
How do queer films reimagine erotic joy as defiance of tragedy-centered narratives?
The word "queer" is often associated with non-normative gender identities and sexual orientations, but it can...
In philosophy, the concept of happiness is often understood through traditional Western philosophies such as utilitarianism or stoicism, which focus on maximizing personal pleasure and...
How does bisexual phenomenology of desire destabilize binary frameworks of sexuality and inform ethical relational thinking?
The notion of bisexuality is typically associated with an attraction to...
Queer art has been a significant force in challenging the normative conceptions of gender, sexuality, and desire since its emergence in the early twentieth century. Throughout history, artists have...
Shame is an emotional response that can arise when we feel exposed, flawed, unworthy, inadequate, or judged. Shame can be particularly intense when it comes to sexual curiosity or difference. Many...
Queer aesthetics is a movement that uses art to challenge dominant cultural norms surrounding gender and sexuality. By exploring the intersection between desire and representation, queer artists have...
Bisexual multiplicity is the idea that everyone has both same-sex and opposite-sex attractions to varying degrees. This means that people are attracted to multiple genders rather than just one gender...
The intersection between queerness and relational ethics has been explored in various fields, including psychology, philosophy, and sociology. It is also related to the concept of personal...