There is no single answer to whether beauty becomes political when created by queer artists, but there are many opinions on the matter. Some people believe that it does while others don't. This paper...
Queer theory is an academic discipline that seeks to understand and challenge the ways in which societal norms shape identity, particularly those related to gender and sexual orientation. It emerged...
In the context of gender studies, queer feminism is an intersectional theory that recognizes and examines how patriarchal systems have shaped society's understanding of gender, sexuality, and power...
Can Queerness Be Seen As An Ongoing Act Of World Making?
Queerness is often associated with identities that differ from heterosexual norms, such as homosexuality, bisexuality, transgenderism, and...
I will explain how music videos function as cultural texts that negotiate queer visibility, aesthetic expression, and social norms, influencing both audiences and the broader cultural imagination....
There has been an increased emphasis on understanding the role of generational shifts in defining radicalism, morality, and cultural priorities within the queer movement. This shift can be seen in...
Generational Shifts and Queer Movements
Queer movements are defined as social and political activism that seeks to achieve equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and asexual...
Queer Art is a term used to describe works of art that challenge conventional ideas about gender and sexuality. It can be found in many different forms such as literature, film, music, visual arts,...
Performative Self-Presentation and Queer Embodiment are two concepts that have been studied extensively within the fields of gender studies and performance studies. Both of these terms refer to the...
Heteronormativity is an underlying assumption that reinforces the gender binary and homosexuality as deviant behavior. Liberation from these structures can help establish a new moral framework that...