How do bisexual individuals perceive self-consistency when their lived experiences resist social categorization?
Bisexual individuals are people who experience attraction to both men and women....
The phenomenon of queer temporality refers to how individuals perceive time differently based on their identity and lived experiences. In particular, it is characterized by an awareness of the...
There has been a growing interest in exploring how queer people create, preserve, and share memories and stories that challenge mainstream epistemologies. This article examines the ways in which...
The concept of inclusion is often associated with being accepted and embraced within a group or organization, while exclusion refers to the opposite - feeling left out or rejected from that same...
Queer archival practices have become increasingly popular among historians, scholars, archivists, and curators in recent years. These approaches to research emphasize the importance of incorporating...
Queer temporality is a concept that challenges traditional notions of linear time and suggests a way of thinking about time that is nonlinear, cyclical, and constantly shifting. It suggests that...
The notion of divine justice has been an integral part of many religions since ancient times. It refers to the concept that God or a higher power rewards and punishes human actions based on their...
How do representations of LGBTQ communities in media affect public discourse, policy formation, and lived experiences, and what ethical considerations guide these portrayals? This is an important...
How does trans embodiment reveal ethical vulnerabilities that are simultaneously social, political, and phenomenological? This question poses an interesting challenge for those who wish to understand...
Queer storytelling refers to narratives that explore gender identity, sexual orientation, and romantic attraction beyond heteronormative conventions. It encompasses various art forms such as...