Queer identity is a term used to describe individuals who do not identify themselves within traditional gender norms or the heteronormative framework. This can include people who are transgender,...
Liturgy is an important part of religious practice, and it often plays a significant role in fostering a sense of community and belonging within a faith tradition.
Traditional liturgies have been...
The concept of queer metaphysics of love and desire has been widely discussed in various fields such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, anthropology, literature, and gender studies. This article...
How are queer aesthetics, symbols, and resistance practices transmitted across generations and cultural contexts? Queer is a broad term that refers to various non-normative identities and experiences...
The concept of queer temporality is an emerging field within critical theory that seeks to explore how non-heteronormative temporalities can challenge and redefine our understanding of time itself....
The term "non-binary" refers to individuals who identify themselves as neither male nor female, or beyond these binary categories. Non-binary people may have different identities that are outside of...
As a person who identifies as gay, my personal experiences with desire, fidelity, and relational trust have been shaped by factors such as social stigma, cultural norms, and community expectations....
Queer narratives are stories about people who identify as LGBTQ+ or have unconventional sexualities or gender identities. They often challenge traditional norms and stereotypes by showing diverse...
In the age of digital communication and globalization, queer symbols have taken on new forms that challenge traditional definitions of identity. Queer symbols can be understood as objects, images,...
How does gender nonconformity relate to the institution of marriage? What are the implications of polyamory for marriages? How do trans and intersex people fit into existing systems of lineage and...