Article Title: How Does the Adolescent's First Emotional Failure Contribute to the Construction of Moral Resilience and Meaning-Making?
I will explore how the first time an adolescent experiences...
What is "lived experience"? Lived experience refers to the direct knowledge and awareness gained from personal participation in an event, activity, situation, relationship, or phenomenon. It can...
Can rejection function as a mechanism for self-understanding, growth, and existential insight? Yes, it can be an effective tool for personal development. In this article, we will explore how...
Authentic living means being true to oneself and one's values, beliefs, and desires.
What makes up an individual's sense of self can be fluid and ever-changing depending on their environment,...
The construction of narratives is an important aspect of human life as it helps individuals to make sense of their experiences, understand themselves and the world around them. Adolescence is a...
The concept of queer temporality refers to the idea that there are many different ways to experience time and space beyond the traditional linear model. This perspective challenges the notion that...
There has been much debate among academics regarding the relationship between queer temporality and normative life narratives, particularly in terms of how they impact meaning-making processes within...
Queer existentialism is a philosophical framework that explores how individuals navigate their sense of self and purpose in an unstable world. It emphasizes the importance of personal agency and...
Spiritual estrangement is a state of alienation from one's true self, often caused by external forces such as social pressure or religious doctrine. It can manifest in various ways, including an...
I will explore how LGBTQ individuals can reconstruct their meanings and identities after experiencing social rejection, relational betrayal, or trauma. As a result of these experiences, many LGBTQ...