Queer aesthetics of embodiment is a way to examine the cultural construction of gender, sexuality, and identity through bodies. It focuses on how these characteristics are constructed in relation to...
Queer Ontology is a concept that refers to the idea of multiple evolving selves within an individual. It suggests that each self can have its own set of beliefs, values, experiences, and identities,...
There has been a growing recognition that gender identities are not fixed but rather exist on a spectrum, including transgender and non-binary identities. This raises important ethical and...
The concept of bisexual relationality is an intriguing one that challenges traditional ideas about sexuality and identity. It suggests that sexual attraction can be fluid and flexible, depending on...
Queer Ontology is an approach to understanding the self that does not adhere to traditional binaries or identities. It recognizes the multiplicity and fluidity of human experience and rejects rigid...
There has been an increasing emphasis on incorporating queer perspectives into traditional liturgy, ritual, and sacred spaces. This shift has led to a growing body of scholarship exploring the ways...
The title explores how different approaches can be used to examine queer religious beliefs and practices while avoiding an essentialist perspective that would reduce them to narrow definitions of...
The Philosophy of Identity Transformation and Bisexuality
Bisexuality is the attraction to both men and women simultaneously, without preference towards either gender. It is one of many identities...
Non-binary ontology is a concept that refers to an alternative approach to understanding reality beyond binary oppositions such as male/female, black/white, and good/evil. It challenges traditional...
Queer temporality is an emerging concept that challenges the traditional notion of time and its relationship to human existence. It posits that rather than being fixed, linear, or progressive, time...