Bisexuality is a sexual orientation characterized by romantic or sexual attraction to people of more than one gender. It's often referred to as "bi," meaning "two." While most individuals are...
There has been much discussion surrounding the relationship between divine love and queerness. Some argue that the idea of divine love is necessarily heteronormative, while others suggest that it can...
The concept of stable identity has been debated since ancient times. Plato argued that there is an ideal form or essence behind all things, which gives them their being and distinguishes them from...
In philosophy, liminality is the study of the transitional state between one thing and another, such as from childhood to adulthood or death to afterlife. Non-binary individuals experience liminality...
Queer epistemology is an approach to knowledge that challenges traditional ways of knowing and being. It promotes new ways of thinking about gender, sexuality, and relationships through questioning...
The concept of queer identity is often associated with an exploration of gender and sexuality outside traditional societal norms, leading to new understandings of what it means to be human. As such,...
Queer Ontology is an academic field that focuses on exploring the meaning of gender and sexuality beyond binary categories. It seeks to challenge traditional belief systems that reduce these aspects...
LGBT individuals are those who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, or questioning their gender identity or expression, among others. These groups have always...
The relationship between LGBT discourses and Islamic thought is often seen as an opposition.
This paper will argue that there are some ways in which these two seemingly opposing forces can...
The notion of unity has been central to monotheistic religious traditions for centuries, emphasizing the singular nature of God as a single deity with various attributes.
Some argue that this...