The concept of non-binary ontology refers to the idea that reality is composed of more than just two categories - binary opposition between opposites such as male/female, good/bad, black/white, etc....
Queer ontology is a field within philosophy that examines the nature of existence and reality from a perspective informed by LGBTQ+ experiences. It challenges traditional ideas about identity and...
Queer temporality refers to the idea that time is experienced differently for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ compared to those who identify as cisgender and heterosexual. This concept challenges...
Temporality is a concept that refers to the experience of time, including how it feels, flows, and passes. Queer temporality is the particular way in which those who identify as LGBTQ+ understand and...
Coming out is often seen as a singular event that takes place at some point during an individual's life, usually when they decide to reveal their sexual orientation or gender identity to...
I will explore how queer pedagogy can transform not only what is taught in the classroom, but also who has authority to teach it, how power is allocated within the learning environment, and what...
Ancient societies viewed sexuality as an integral part of human existence, shaping culture, religion, art, literature, and social norms.
They did not conceptualize it as distinct from other...
How does queer thought destabilize binary frameworks of morality, knowledge, and epistemology? In this essay, I will explore how queer theory challenges dominant ideas about gender, sexuality, and...
Terminology Development Over Time
The development of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, plus (LGBTQ+) terminology has undergone significant changes throughout history. From the early days...
Queer research methodologies have been used to study a range of topics related to gender, sexuality, and identity. These approaches challenge the traditional, normative understandings of these...