Can same-sex love be understood as an ontological event that challenges the metaphysical assumptions of binary gender and moral dualism? This question is central to debates about LGBTQ+ rights and...
The term "queer temporality" refers to the idea that time is not linear, but rather nonlinear and multidirectional, challenging traditional narratives of historical progress and social evolution....
To fully understand how queer existentialism can reconcile freedom, constraint, and ethical accountability, it is necessary to consider the philosophical origins of these concepts. Existentialism...
How does non-binary subjectivity deconstruct Cartesian dualism and reshape notions of mind and body? Non-binary subjectivity challenges traditional binary categories of male/female,...
The article will explore how the concept of bisexuality can shed light on the intersections between political visibility and silence within queer discourses, particularly through an examination of...
Queer aesthetics has been a significant part of cultural production for decades, providing a unique perspective on relationality, morality, and selfhood that challenges traditional norms and...
Advertising and Queer Identities
Advertising plays an important role in shaping cultural perceptions about different communities, including the LGBTQ+ community. It is no secret that advertising...
The concept of radical aesthetic freedom has been gaining traction among scholars and artists alike for its ability to challenge traditional approaches to creativity, culture, and identity politics....
The philosophy of justice and social morality has always been a subject of great interest for scholars and intellectuals alike.
There has been a growing concern about how the cultural recognition...
The concept of identity is both political and personal. On the one hand, it involves how society perceives and defines an individual based on their race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual...