The concept of bisexuality challenges the traditional norms of heterosexuality and homosexuality, which have been used to define morality for centuries. By existing outside of these binaries,...
The concept of queerness has been used to describe a range of identities that do not fit into traditional heteronormative categories.
It is often associated with non-normative temporalities, which...
Queerness is often perceived as being defined by nonconformity to heteronormative social norms of gender and sexuality.
Within queer communities, there exists an emphasis on the development of...
I will discuss how queer artistic and literary practices produce knowledge that challenges dominant cultural, political, and ethical paradigms. Queerness can be understood as a way of being in the...
The idea that queer intimacy challenges dominant paradigms of permanence, hierarchy, and exclusivity is rooted in the very nature of queerness itself. Queer intimacy is characterized by an openness...
Can narrative itself be queer—a disruption of linearity, closure, and certainty?
I will explore the concept of narrative and its potential to challenge traditional understandings of sex,...
Queer performance art is a powerful tool for exploring issues related to gender, sexuality, and identity, particularly those that are often marginalized or stigmatized within mainstream culture. By...
Queer Cinema and Narrative Closure
Queer cinema challenges traditional understandings of storytelling by subverting expectations and breaking down conventional structures of linear plots. This is...
Individuals may be motivated to pursue sexual self-realization for various reasons, including personal exploration, fulfillment, pleasure, curiosity, social status, or identity expression. Cultural...
Tension Between Passion and Safety
The relationship between passion and safety is often a delicate balance that many couples struggle to navigate. On one hand, people want to be able to express...