What Moral Responsibilities Come With The Privilege Of Being Visible?
The world is full of people who are invisible, but also those who have the opportunity to be seen by others and influence...
Asexuals are people who do not experience sexual attraction. Aromantics are people who do not feel romantically attracted to others. Both asexuals and aromantics may be mislabeled and misunderstood...
As human beings, we are naturally drawn towards intimacy and connection with others. Sex is one way that people express their emotions and desires for closeness.
The concept of sexual orientation...
Invisibility is a phenomenon where an individual feels like they are unseen, unnoticed, or invisible to others. This can be due to various reasons such as physical attributes, social status, cultural...
External Invisibility and Internal Certainty
External invisibility refers to when an individual's thoughts, feelings, beliefs, or behaviors are not visible or noticeable to others due to social...
Is Invisibility a Philosophical Mirror to the Limits of Perception and Recognition?
In philosophy, invisibility refers to an idea that has been explored for centuries. It is often used to...
The history of marginalized groups is often told through a lens of silencing, invisibilization, and subjugation. Marginalized communities have had to find innovative means of expressing their...
The term "intersectionality" refers to how multiple identities can interact and reinforce each other in ways that create distinct social disadvantages. Intersectional invisibility is when someone's...
The use of visual silence, absence, or invisibility in queer art has become an increasingly popular technique for politically charged artists to convey alternative perspectives, challenge normative...
Invisibility is an intriguing phenomenon that has captivated people's imagination for centuries. From H.G. Wells to Hollywood blockbusters like Fantastic Four and The Incredibles, invisibility has...