Embracing the experience of LGBTQ people through their artistic expressions can broaden our perspectives about what it means to be human and how humans interact with each other. By immersing...
Queer authors have been challenging the norms of literature and culture for centuries. They have pushed boundaries and created new ways of thinking about gender, sexuality, and identity. This article...
The purpose of this article is to examine the philosophical issues that arise when queer authors confront controversial histories or social taboos in their writing. Specifically, it will explore how...
In the twentieth century, lesbian literature played an important role in challenging heterosexual norms and promoting acceptance and equality for LGBTQ+ individuals. Lesbian authors used their...
Queer poetry is a subgenre that explores themes related to LGBTQ+ identities, often challenging societal norms around gender, sexuality, and power dynamics through innovative forms and linguistic...
The idea of queer utopia refers to an imagined world where people who identify outside of traditional gender and sexual norms are accepted without stigma or discrimination, and their lives are free...
Literature has always been a powerful medium for expressing personal experiences, emotions, beliefs, and opinions that might be difficult to convey otherwise. For centuries, marginalized groups have...
Algorithmic Bias
Algorithmic bias is a term used to describe the prejudices that can be present in algorithms, which are sets of instructions that guide computers to perform tasks automatically....
Early exposure to LGBTQ-affirming literature and media can have significant effects on cognitive and emotional development in children. According to researchers, the representation of...
History is full of underrepresented stories that have been left untold, but technology has made it possible for historians to uncover them through various methods. Queer literature is one such field...