The study of bisexual identity in literature, sociology, philosophy, politics, psychology, and other disciplines has often focused on its marginalization, invisibility, and ambiguity. Bisexuals have...
Pink Capitalism refers to the commercialization of queer culture for profit, often through the use of rainbow-colored logos, campaigns, or products targeted towards LGBTQ+ individuals. It is also...
As we explore the question of whether the ethics of mutual consent can effectively replace traditional morality derived from heteronormative hierarchies, it is important to consider how this concept...
The study of time is a fascinating field that has been explored by many scholars throughout history. One area of particular interest to modern academics is the concept of heteronormativity in...
Bisexuality is an orientation that involves romantic and/or sexual attraction to people of more than one gender, typically men and women but also transgender individuals. It has been gaining...
Queer theology has gained increasing attention among scholars and practitioners alike as a way to explore new ways of thinking about God and the nature of divinity. One area where queer theology can...
The notion that "queer cinema" is a productive category for thinking about alternative modes of representation has become increasingly accepted within contemporary film studies.
Less attention has...
Heteronormativity is the assumption that everyone fits into either male or female gender roles and identifies as either straight or gay, which has been prevalent throughout history. These norms have...
Aging is a universal experience shared by all humans.
For queer individuals, the process can be quite different from that of their cisgender and heterosexual counterparts. In many cultures,...
Queer theories have been criticized for their lack of practical application in guiding social change.
They can provide valuable insights into intergenerational relationships, which are important...