The topic "Can liminality be an ethical state—an ongoing practice of becoming that resists closure?" is about whether it is possible to live in a state of being between stages or states of existence...
Liminality is a term that refers to the state of being in-between or on the threshold between one social position and another. It can also be defined as a space where individuals experience...
Non-binary individuals have always been marginalized in society. They are neither male nor female but something else entirely. This is an essential aspect of their identity that influences how they...
Sexual attraction between humans and forest spirits has been a common theme in many mythologies and folklore throughout history. In these stories, the encounter between human beings and supernatural...
Non-binary temporalities refer to the multiple ways that time can be perceived and experienced beyond the conventional linear sense of past, present, and future. These perspectives can have...
Can liminality itself become a moral ideal — the art of living without closure?
Living without closure is an intriguing concept that has been explored in various fields such as psychology,...
Non-binary ontology is a philosophical approach that challenges traditional conceptions of reality and being, focusing on the fluidity and indeterminacy of existence. It seeks to question the rigid...
Historical Queer Performance and Social Resistance
Historical queer performance is an important aspect of the LGBTQIA+ community's struggle for visibility and recognition. Throughout history,...
The concept of borders has been used extensively within queer theory to explore questions regarding identity formation and its relationship to social norms and structures. Within this framework,...
The term "liminality" refers to a state of transition between two states or stages of existence. It is often used in anthropological and sociological studies to describe the experience of individuals...