Queer Ontology
Queer theory is an approach to social justice that critiques heteronormativity and the gender binary. It proposes that gender and sexuality are socially constructed and fluid, and...
The concept of queer metaphysics of love and desire has been widely discussed in various fields such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, literature, and gender studies. This article...
Bisexual ontology is a philosophical framework that challenges traditional metaphysical assumptions about identity, desire, and relational stability. It rejects the idea that there are only two...
Queer Histories of Resistance
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside the heteronormative gender binary and conventional sexual orientation. These individuals have faced...
1 In this article, I will discuss how non-binary experiences challenge traditional views of morality based on the gender binary. This can be seen in three main areas: social norms, personal identity,...
Layered Social Networks and Hierarchies Contribute to Vulnerability to Sexual Exploitation
The term "sexual exploitation" refers to the act of manipulating another person for one's own personal...
The notion that desire is inherently rooted in one's biological orientation has been challenged by bisexual individuals who argue that their attraction to multiple genders cannot be reduced to...
Trans experiences can raise profound moral quandaries regarding self-actualization due to their positioning within society's binary gender structure. These difficulties stem from both internalized...
The term "gender binary" refers to the concept that there are only two genders, male and female, which is considered biologically determined and fixed from birth. This idea has been promoted through...
Bisexuals have to deal with identity fragmentation due to societal expectations that place them in a binary system where they are either straight or gay. This causes confusion, conflict, and...