Queerness is often associated with nonconformity to gender norms and heteronormative expectations.
It can also be understood as an expression of the divine complexity and creativity that permeates...
Queer mysticism is an emerging philosophy that challenges traditional concepts of body and soul, sacred and profane, and desire and morality. It proposes a fluid conception of these categories and...
Queer Love and Mystical Union are concepts that have been around for centuries in various religious traditions. In Christianity, they refer to the spiritual relationship between God and human beings....
Queer temporality refers to a way of thinking that is centered around the idea of fluidity, non-linearity, and the blurring of boundaries between past, present, and future. In this framework, time is...
Dismantling the Self/World Dualism through Queer Ontology
Queer ontology is a theoretical approach that challenges traditional understandings of reality by questioning binary oppositions such as...
Diversity is an essential aspect of creation that has been explored throughout human history, literature, philosophy, religion, science, art, and popular culture. It can be defined as the variety of...
Non-binary care practices have been growing in popularity in recent years, both within academic circles and beyond. This is due in part to the increasing recognition that traditional models of care...
This article will explore how the concept of non-binary temporality challenges traditional philosophical ideas about linear progression and the construction of personal identity. By examining the...
There has been increasing interest in exploring alternative approaches to understanding reality beyond the traditional dualistic model that characterizes much of Western philosophy. One such approach...
Queer approaches to care can be defined as ways of understanding and practicing care that challenge traditional binaries and hierarchies of gender, sexuality, and power. These approaches emphasize...