Non-binary identity refers to people who do not identify exclusively as male or female, but may also fall outside of these categories. This can include individuals who identify as transgender,...
Non-binary people experience the world differently than cisgender individuals, which has implications for their understanding of selfhood, relationality, and moral agency. Non-binary genders defy...
Non-Binary Identity's Philosophical Significance for Self-Creation, Moral Agency, and Relational Responsibility
Non-binary identity is an increasingly recognized concept that has gained...
Moral agency refers to an individual's capacity to make conscious choices that affect their behavior, while psychological well-being encompasses emotional health and resilience. Sexual identity and...
Transgender individuals have been experiencing embodiment through various forms of transitioning for centuries, from physical changes to psychological and emotional transformations that alter their...
The concept of gender identity has gained increasing attention from philosophers, psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, and other scholars who study the human condition. One area where this...
We will explore how non-binary selfhood can engage with liminality and transitional identity to enrich our understanding of personal growth and moral agency. Non-binary people are those who identify...
What is non-binary authenticity? Non-binary people are those who identify outside of the gender binary of male/female. They may be agender, bigender, pangender, genderfluid, genderqueer, or simply...
The idea that gender is fixed at birth has been questioned by queer theory, which challenges traditional binary views of masculinity and femininity. Queer theory argues that gender is fluid and can...
Systemic inequalities, such as discrimination based on gender identity and sexual orientation, continue to pervade many industries and workplaces today. As a result, queer individuals face unique...