The concept of queer ontology challenges traditional ways of understanding identity, selfhood, and ethical responsibility by emphasizing that individuals have fluid and multiple identities that are...
Bisexual multiplicity refers to individuals who have romantic, sexual, or emotional attractions towards people of different genders or sexes simultaneously or at different times during their life....
Queer Metaphysics and Selfhood
In traditional Western philosophy, the concept of "self" is understood as stable, coherent, and continuous over time. This means that individuals are seen as having...
The term "fluid" refers to things that can flow, change shape, or move easily. In relation to gender identity, it means that one's sense of self does not adhere to rigid definitions or boundaries,...
Queer philosophy is an approach to philosophizing that challenges traditional gender binaries and social norms by questioning the role of sex and sexuality in society. It emphasizes the fluid nature...
A non-binary practice is a mode of living that challenges traditional binary gender roles and normative assumptions about identity. It involves exploring one's own fluid sense of self and relating to...
Queer desire refers to an individual's sexual orientation or attraction that is different from what society considers as "normal." It challenges societal norms regarding sexuality and gender, which...
In the field of Christian theology, eschatology refers to the study of the last things, such as death, judgement, heaven, hell, and the end times. Traditional eschatological narratives typically...
Fluid and multiple queer identities are increasingly becoming recognized as significant aspects of contemporary society. These identities challenge traditional conceptions of gender, sexuality, and...
Queer Identity As Fluid
Queer identity is defined as an individual's personal understanding of their own gender and/or sexual orientation. It can be seen as a fluid concept that shifts based on...