Advancements in technology have opened up new possibilities for how we understand and express ourselves as human beings. Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Embodiment (AE) allow users to experience...
Queer cinema refers to films that depict gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and other non-binary identities, often focusing on their experiences of marginalization, discrimination, and sexual...
Transgender literature is an important genre that challenges traditional ideas about gender identity, embodiment, and the passage of time. In this essay, I will discuss how transgender authors...
Queer Temporality
Queer temporality refers to an understanding of time that is nonlinear, cyclical, and sometimes non-existent, which differs from conventional Western views of time as linear,...
Science fiction is a genre that has been around for decades, and it often explores themes related to the future, technology, and society. In recent years, there has been an increased interest in...
LGBTQ art challenges socially constructed notions of gender by presenting alternative views on masculinity and femininity through its representation of queer bodies and identities. This engages with...
Queerness is a concept that challenges traditional definitions of gender and sexuality, seeking to create a space for non-binary identities beyond the heterosexual norm. Queer communities have...
Queer Aesthetics is an umbrella term for a variety of artistic movements that challenge heteronormative standards of gender and sexuality through performance and visual expression. One key aspect of...
Philosophy is often thought to be concerned primarily with abstract concepts such as truth, knowledge, and reality.
There are some philosophers who argue that it can also shed light on more...
What spiritual significance can be attributed to drag performance as a ritual of transformation and divine play within queer theology?
Drag is an art form that involves performing femininity,...