Identity is a concept that has been studied extensively in psychology for decades now. It refers to an individual's sense of self, which includes their beliefs, values, personality traits, and...
The experience of being an LGBT person can be marked by feelings of isolation, rejection, alienation, and displacement from mainstream society. This marginalized status often leads to a heightened...
Familial Expectations
Familial expectations can be both beneficial and harmful to one's development. On one hand, they provide structure and guidance for the individual to follow, providing them...
The systemic exclusion of marginalized groups has far-reaching consequences that go beyond individual experiences to affect entire communities and generations. One such effect is the impact on...
The topic of intimate relationships and identity is a complicated one that can be difficult to navigate. It requires an understanding of how emotions are processed, how they manifest themselves, and...
Philosophy
What is the meaning of "identity"? How do we define who we are as individuals? Can one person have multiple identities that change over time? Does one's identity depend on others'...
There are several philosophical theories that explore the relationship between language and reality. One such theory is the theory of personal identity, which posits that our sense of selfhood is...
Long-term negotiations between institutional faith and personal identity can lead to various psychological effects that are unique for each individual, depending on their beliefs, values, and...
What existential strategies of meaning-making do LGBT people develop when their existence is defined as absurd by dominant moral systems?
The definition of what it means to be human has changed...
We will explore how intimate relationships shape philosophical and moral understandings of identity, desire, and authenticity. We'll start with an examination of the role of relationship dynamics in...