Sexual pleasure is an important aspect of human life, but it can also be accompanied by pain and discomfort, which may cause distress and reduce quality of life. Sexual dysfunctions such as...
The idea of care is central to feminist theory, particularly as it relates to queer theory, which emphasizes that care is essential for all people, regardless of gender identity or sexual...
Lesbian phenomenology of desire is an approach to understanding female same-sex attraction that focuses on subjective experiences and intersubjective interactions between women. It emphasizes the...
Queer ethics is a set of moral principles that emerged from LGBTQIA+ communities, feminist theory, and critical race studies. It emphasizes social justice, collective liberation, and power dynamics...
Queer theory is a critical perspective that emerged from gay studies and feminist theory in the 1980s and 1990s. It has since become an influential framework for understanding social, political, and...
Queer marginalization is the exclusion, discrimination, and oppression of people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or otherwise non-heterosexual from mainstream societal...
Erotic practices involve a range of activities that involve physical pleasure, including touching, kissing, caressing, and intercourse, but they can also include mental stimulation such as...
The concept of erotic rebellion has been explored extensively in feminist theory and literature, particularly in relation to its potential role in promoting resilience and autonomy among marginalized...
The concept of erotic transgression has been widely discussed within feminist theory and literature for decades now. It is a term that encompasses various forms of sexual expression that challenge...
Sex has been used as a metaphor in various philosophical discourses to explore concepts such as power, dominance, subjugation, freedom, and agency. In this article, I will discuss how sex has been...