Philosophy has traditionally focused on binary concepts such as male/female, black/white, good/bad, and right/wrong, but these dichotomies are too narrow to fully capture the complexity of human...
Can queer love be interpreted as an ethical intervention that challenges possessiveness, hierarchy, and normative relationality? This is a question that has been debated by scholars for many years,...
Queer temporality is an important concept in queer theory that refers to the way individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time differently than those who do not. It is characterized by...
Non-Binary Temporality and Evolving Selfhood
Non-binary temporality is a concept that challenges traditional linear time concepts and suggests that time can be experienced in different ways,...
The concept of human rights is often associated with a fixed set of rights that apply to all people equally, regardless of their identity or social status.
This approach has been criticized for...
How do queer desires destabilize the ontological foundations of gender and sexuality as categories of being? Queer desires challenge the very notion of what it means to be male or female, straight or...
Queer relational autonomy is an emerging approach to queer philosophy that challenges traditional understandings of identity, relationship, and ethics within the framework of liberal individualism....
Queer theories have been criticized for their lack of practical application in guiding social change.
They can provide valuable insights into intergenerational relationships, which are important...
There has been a growing interest in the study of queer performance as a mode of artistic expression that transcends traditional notions of gender, sexuality, and identity. Queer performance...
Queer theory is an emerging field that critically examines how identity and normalcy are constructed through social and cultural institutions such as language, ideologies, and power structures. It...