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...
The term "identity" refers to an individual's sense of self that includes both personal characteristics and social roles. It also encompasses how one defines oneself in relation to others, including...
In the current era of heightened awareness of gender and sexuality, there has been an increasing discussion around the relationship between divine experiences and queer desire. Queer individuals have...
Desire is an essential part of human nature that enables individuals to strive for fulfillment, satisfaction, and meaning in their lives.
Societal norms often dictate what is considered acceptable...
The concept of transcendence refers to an experience of connection to something larger than oneself, beyond one's immediate physical reality. It can involve religious beliefs and practices, but it...
I will discuss how queer temporality challenges conventional assumptions about linearity, chronological sequencing, and normative life planning. Specifically, I will focus on how nonlinear...
Visibility is the state of being seen or known about. In many ways, it can be argued that what one sees is often more important than what one knows.
If you are unable to see someone's face, their...
The study of queer performance has gained prominence in recent years due to its potential to explore new ways of being and interacting within society. Queer performance is defined as "a form of...
Queer Metaphysics of Love and Desire
Queer metaphysics of love and desire is an approach to understanding human relations that challenges traditional assumptions about the nature of social...
Queer literature is a term used to describe works that explore sexuality and gender identity beyond traditional heteronormative paradigms. This type of writing challenges societal norms and...