The study of religion has traditionally been dominated by heteronormativity, which assumes that all human beings are either male or female and that gender is fixed at birth. This viewpoint is...
Emotional Implications of Nonbinary Identity
Nonbinary individuals have a unique set of experiences that can lead to various emotional challenges within their own identities and also when...
Queer temporality has been defined as "the temporalities that emerge through the experience of living in bodies that are coded outside of heterosexual normativity" (Brown et al., 2016, p. 8). It...
Queer existence, as defined by scholars and activists alike, refers to identities and experiences that challenge dominant social norms related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and expression....
Non-binary identity is an increasingly common way to express one's gender beyond the binary of male/female. It refers to a person who identifies with neither, both, or a combination of these...
Queer ontology is the philosophical concept that emphasizes the plurality of human experiences and identities beyond traditional binary gender binaries. It challenges the idea that there are only two...
The concept of queer self-expression refers to how individuals assert their identity and express themselves through various means such as clothing, hairstyle, speech, behavior, etc., that challenge...
Embodied queerness is an approach to understanding queer identity that focuses on the physical manifestations of gender and sexuality, such as the body, clothing, appearance, and behavior. It...
How do queer interpretations of sacred texts challenge conventional notions of morality and divine authority? Queer interpretations of religious texts have the potential to expand our understanding...
Non-binary ontology is an approach to understanding reality that challenges traditional binary categories such as male and female. Instead of viewing existence as static and fixed, it argues that...