The history of feminist movements is inextricably linked to that of the LGBTQ movement, which has been largely influenced by women's efforts towards social justice and equality for all genders. Women...
Sexual Misconduct: A Performative Mechanism For Negotiating Ethical Standards?
The term "sexual misconduct" is often used to describe various forms of unwanted sexual behavior that violate...
Queer Embodiment and Being-In-The-World
What does it mean to be queer in relation to one's body? This question can be answered through an analysis of philosophical concepts related to both gender...
Lesbian relationships are characterized by intense emotional and physical intimacy that challenges traditional moral theories based on heteronormative assumptions. According to feminist philosophers...
Queer approaches to mortality can reveal profound insights into how human beings relate to each other, their environments, and the temporal nature of existence. This essay will explore these concepts...
I will explore how contemporary queer art can be understood as a form of resistance to cultural fragmentation and an embodiment of a utopian aesthetic of coexistence. Queer art has been defined as...
Queer Narratives and Philosophy of Identity
I will explore how queer narratives can be used to deepen philosophical discussions of selfhood, identity, and relational responsibility. I argue that...
The idea that gender is socially constructed has been widely accepted among scholars for decades, but recent years have seen an increasing focus on challenges to this notion from within feminist...
Theoretical Frameworks for Queer Freedom
Queer freedom is a concept that has gained prominence in recent years, particularly within the fields of gender studies and queer theory. It refers to the...
There are many ways to understand queer identity beyond its traditional definition. One such approach is through the philosophy of difference, which emphasizes that individuals have unique...