Romantic desire is a powerful force that shapes human behavior. It motivates people to seek out partners who will satisfy their needs for love, affection, and companionship. As individuals become...
The lived experience of sexual anticipation, desire, and relational satisfaction is difficult to fully explain without using the theory of phenomenology. Phenomenology is a branch of philosophy that...
Can meaning-making processes foster resilience and reduce internalized stigma in faith contexts?
The concept of meaning-making refers to how individuals give significance to their experiences and...
Queer existentialism is an emerging field that explores the intersection between identity, experience, and meaning making. It draws from both philosophy and psychology to understand how individuals...
How does the choreography of physical proximity influence emotional interpretation and meaning-making during group intimacy?
The way people interact physically affects their emotions and how they...
Creativity is an essential component of human existence that allows individuals to express themselves through various forms such as art, music, literature, design, dance, and more. It enables them to...
Political nihilism has become increasingly prevalent worldwide, leading to a crisis of ideological meaning-making in society. This phenomenon has had significant implications for romantic...
Narratives can be an effective tool for understanding traumatic events and making sense of them in our lives. Narratives are stories that help people to organize their experiences into a cohesive...
Poststructuralist theories have been instrumental in shaping contemporary queer art and culture, offering new perspectives on identity, representation, and meaning making. Queer art has been defined...
How do LGBTQ Youth Interpret Religious Doctrines That Condemn Or Marginalize Their Identity And What Cognitive And Emotional Strategies Facilitate Coping And Meaning Making?
LGBTQ youth face...