Identity is an essential aspect of human life that defines who we are. It shapes our thoughts, beliefs, actions, behaviors, and interactions with others. Our identities often remain stable throughout...
Queer Self-Presentation:
A Philosophy of Radical Becoming and Identity Fluidity
The term "queer" is often used to describe people who do not conform to traditional gender roles or identify...
We will explore how bisexual identity can complicate ethical reflection on relational plurality, identity fluidity, and moral agency.
Let's define some key terms. Relational plurality refers to...
Queer ontology is an approach to understanding the world that recognizes the fluidity and complexity of gender, sexuality, and identity. It challenges traditional binary categories such as...
Identity fluidity refers to the recognition that human identities are multifaceted and can change over time. This challenges traditional moral and ethical assumptions because it requires us to...
Queer theory is an academic field that examines how social and cultural constructs shape gender identities, sexualities, and power relations between individuals. It challenges traditional binary...
Queer philosophers have explored the potential for an ethics that challenges traditional binary categories of gender and sexuality. One such approach is to emphasize fluidity and multiplicity rather...
Authenticity is a philosophical concept that has been discussed for centuries. It refers to the degree to which an individual's actions, beliefs, and values align with their true self. Queer...
How do bisexual individuals experience time differently, particularly in relation to personal evolution and identity fluidity?
Bisexuality is an orientation that involves experiencing attraction...
Non-binary engagement with identity fluidity is the process of recognizing that gender and sexual identities are not fixed but can change throughout one's life and that they may be different across...