"How do performativity and sincerity coexist as ethical tensions in queer self-presentation?" is an important question that addresses the relationship between personal identity and social...
Fandom Spaces
Fandom spaces are online communities centered around specific subjects, such as books, movies, television shows, video games, sports teams, celebrities, or historical figures. They...
How can queer art serve simultaneously as philosophical reflection and social critique?
Queer art is an artistic expression that challenges normative gender roles, sexual orientations, and gender...
Queer-inclusive liturgies are religious ceremonies that involve individuals from non-heterosexual communities. They encourage the acceptance of different types of sexual orientations, gender...
The term "Sufism" refers to the mystical aspect of Islamic spirituality, which emphasizes personal search for divine truth through direct experience and love. It is commonly practiced among Muslims...
There is no universal answer to whether all religions or cultural traditions recognize or celebrate same-sex relationships, but for some individuals, it can be very important to express their...
Queer temporality is an emerging theory that challenges traditional linear time concepts to explore how non-linear narratives can be used to better understand personal growth and ethical development....
The title of this article is "Respecting Religious Beliefs While Treating LGBT People". This article discusses how therapists can show respect to patients' religious beliefs while treating them...
Queer genealogies of resistance challenge traditional historical timelines of progress and civilization by challenging assumptions about what constitutes progress and civilization in the first place....
The world has always been fascinated by sex and the variety of ways people have it. But what exactly is "sex" and how does one define their own erotic identity to select a romantic partner that will...