Chosen families are a community of people who choose each other as their family, often due to common interests, goals, or values. Queer communities have historically faced discrimination and...
How does language shape, restrict, or empower the way LGBT people conceptualize their identities? Language can influence how people conceptualize their own identities, including those who identify as...
When it comes to understanding how humans experience time and its effects on their lives, traditional linear models may fall short. Queer temporality offers an alternative framework that considers...
In queer theory, time is understood as an interconnected system that can be experienced differently based on one's gender identity, sexual orientation, race, class, age, disability, and other social...
How can existential reflections on desire and identity enrich moral understanding in queer domestic contexts? This question raises important considerations about how personal experiences of gender,...
Ethical Limits of Representation
Representation is an important aspect of society that helps to shape our understanding of different communities and their values.
There are some cases where...
Queer-informed approaches to ethics involve considering the intersectionality between multiple identities that affect an individual's experience of oppression and marginalization.
Someone who is...
Experiences of microaggressions and subtle discrimination can have a significant impact on emotional intimacy and relational trust between individuals. These actions, which are often unintentional...
LGBTQ+ is an acronym for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer/questioning, intersex, and asexual individuals. These communities have been struggling for decades to gain acceptance, recognition,...
Can queer temporality transform existential despair into creative temporal fluidity?
What is Queer Temporality?
Queer temporality refers to the idea that time is fluid and can be manipulated by...