Identity is defined as an individual's unique set of characteristics and traits that define them as a person, including their physical appearance, values, beliefs, experiences, behaviors, and...
How do queer migration experiences reveal ethical tensions between personal identity, belonging, and societal expectations?
Queer migration is a complex phenomenon that involves multiple factors...
Queer existence has been a concept that has challenged traditional philosophical notions of identity. Traditional philosophy tends to view identity as being coherent, stable, and continuous over...
Due to its unique perspective and approach to storytelling, interactive queer narrative offers numerous opportunities for exploring ethical, moral, and identity-based dilemmas through gameplay. By...
Chronic societal rejection is a state that can have far-reaching consequences for an individual's sense of worth and place within society. It occurs when individuals are repeatedly denied membership...
What is the Psychological Toll of Being Simultaneously Devout and Rejected by One's Faith Community?
Definition of Terms
To understand what it means to be simultaneously devout and rejected by...
Adolescence is a critical time for young people when they have to navigate the challenges of developing their sense of self and figuring out how to fit into society. During this transitional phase,...
Identity is an abstract concept that refers to the distinct characteristics of a person or group that determine their individuality and uniqueness from others. It encompasses various aspects such as...
Does codifying identity in law constrain ethical and existential freedom of self-definition?
One question that arises when talking about codifying identity is whether it limits ethical and...
Adolescence is a critical stage in human development where individuals undergo various physical, emotional, and social changes. One such change that can have significant impacts on their mental...