Can impermanence itself be an ethical principle within queer relational philosophy? This question is explored in this article, which examines how non-binary gender identities challenge traditional...
In contemporary society, the institution of marriage is often seen as the pinnacle of romantic commitment and love.
For those who identify as LGBTQ+, this institution may not be accessible or...
Transgender narratives of transition can be read as ontological meditations on becoming, impermanence, and self-determination due to their focus on the process of changing one's gender identity from...
Queer aesthetics is an artistic movement that emerged in the late 20th century to challenge traditional notions of beauty and aesthetic values, particularly those associated with heteronormativity....
The question posed is whether impermanence can be viewed as a core principle of authentic queer relationality. To explore this, let's start with a brief definition of impermanence. Impermanence...
Queer melancholy is an emotional state characterized by sadness, loss, and loneliness experienced by members of the LGBTQ+ community who may feel alienated from mainstream society due to their gender...
Can impermanence, relational multiplicity, and ethical engagement coexist harmoniously in queer relationality?
Queer relationality refers to the ways in which individuals engage in relationships...
Love is one of the most profound emotions that humans experience. It can be both intensely pleasurable and deeply painful, but it always has a significant impact on our lives. While love may seem...
Happiness is often understood as a positive emotion or state of mind characterized by feelings of joy, pleasure, contentment, and satisfaction.
Some philosophers and psychologists have suggested...
The idea that all things are transient and temporary is central to Buddhist thought and practice. This concept can be applied to one's own existence as well, with the goal being to accept death and...