Inclusive, non-binary, and gender-expansive language have been gaining traction in recent years, leading to significant changes in societal attitudes towards gender, sexuality, and relationship...
The idea that humans can experience an inherently wide range of desires is not new, but it has recently been recognized as valid by scientists and philosophers alike. Studies show that people may...
The interaction between religious doctrine's rigidity and human identity is an important aspect to consider when discussing how this affects moral perceptions of queerness. Religion often places...
The performance of gender can take many forms in queer subcultures, from drag shows to cosplay events. These performances often challenge traditional gender roles and norms, but they also have their...
This article will explore whether or not the affirmation of multiplicity in queer life can provide a model for ethical systems that sustain justice for all. Queerness is often characterized by its...
Premodern cultures have long been recognized for their unique societal structures and norms, particularly regarding gender roles.
It is less well known that these cultures also exhibited a high...
The term "queer" refers to a diverse group of individuals who identify themselves outside of traditional gender norms or sexual identities. Queer philosophies of becoming are theories that challenge...
Can queer philosophy articulate a moral system grounded in fluidity rather than certainty?
Queer theory is a field of study that emerged out of feminist theory in the late twentieth century to...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to creative expression that emphasizes the fluidity and nonconformity of gender, sexuality, and social roles. It challenges traditional norms and conventions, pushing...
The concept of selfhood is often understood as being rooted in stability, constancy, and permanence.
Some scholars have argued that selfhood cannot be conceived without also considering the...