Queer relational networks are social networks that include people who identify themselves outside the gender binary and cisnormative heteronormativity. Queer relational networks have been an...
Love, intimacy, and relationship are three concepts that are commonly explored in romantic literature and media.
These terms often refer to heteronormative experiences, which limits their...
Queer theory is a critical approach to understanding how societal norms and structures shape gender identity, sexual orientation, and the ways people experience their bodies and relationships. It...
How does queer ethics of love respond to the question of whether it is possible to be both emotionally close and sexually intimate without being committed to a single person for life? In this...
The term “queer phenomenology” refers to an approach that explores how people who identify as LGBTQ+ experience their own bodies and relationships with others through a different lens than...
Queer kinship and chosen families are alternative models to traditional familial systems that challenge heteronormative assumptions about family structure, gender roles, and relationship dynamics....
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside of traditional gender roles and sexual norms. In recent years, there has been growing interest in exploring alternative ways of...
Can queer love be theorized as an ethical practice that resists possessive, coercive, or normative relational structures? This question poses a challenge to traditional understandings of romantic...
Queer temporality is a theoretical framework that challenges traditional ways of thinking about time. It acknowledges that time does not always follow a straight line but instead exists in nonlinear...
Bisexuality is a sexual orientation characterized by an attraction to both men and women. It challenges traditional ideas about gender identity that are based on the concept of a fixed biological...