Bodily Noncompliance and Erotic Resistance
There has been an increased focus on the concept of bodily noncompliance in feminist discourse, which refers to refusing to adhere to societal norms...
Sexual Misconduct: A Performative Mechanism For Negotiating Ethical Standards?
The term "sexual misconduct" is often used to describe various forms of unwanted sexual behavior that violate...
Postmodern theories such as queer theory have challenged traditional understandings of gender and sexuality by emphasizing the fluidity and multiplicity of identities. This has led to new approaches...
The concept of borders has been used extensively within queer theory to explore questions regarding identity formation and its relationship to social norms and structures. Within this framework,...
Transgender identity is often conceptualized as an essential and stable quality that people possess from birth.
The idea that transgender people are inherently different or "born this way" has...
Heroism is traditionally understood as a display of bravery and strength that protects others from danger, whether it be a physical threat such as fighting against an enemy or a social one like...
How Can Queer Embodiment Critique Moral Order Through Aesthetics?
The idea that gender is socially constructed has been explored for decades by feminists and other scholars who argue that gender...
Trans embodiment refers to the process through which individuals who identify themselves as transgender physically express their gender identity through various means such as clothing, makeup,...
I will explore how the concept of "queer" desire complicates the boundary between the self and others in the field of phenomenology. Phenomenology is a philosophical approach that focuses on the...
Sexual identity is a construct that refers to an individual's perception of themselves as belonging to either gender category, masculine or feminine, as well as their personal sense of attraction...