Morality is an abstract concept that refers to human behavioral patterns concerning what is right or wrong. Morality has been studied extensively in philosophy and other social sciences, but it also...
Bisexual relational fluidity is defined as a person's ability to experience romantic and/or sexual attraction towards both men and women simultaneously. This phenomenon has been studied extensively...
Queer temporal experience refers to a way of thinking about time that challenges traditional understandings of progress and growth, instead valuing cyclical patterns and circular motion. In this...
Non-binary identities have been gaining more visibility and recognition in recent years, challenging traditional binary gender categories of male and female.
Their existence also exposes the...
Bisexuality is an orientation characterized by the attraction to both men and women. It can manifest in different ways, including sexual, romantic, emotional, physical, and psychological. Bisexuals...
Queer believers are members of religious communities who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, or otherwise gender-nonconforming. They experience unique challenges when trying...
What philosophical meaning can be found in the desire for ethical simplicity in morally complex worlds? This is a question that has been debated by scholars since ancient times. In general, there are...
Queer narratives have become increasingly popular in literature and film in recent years, providing readers and viewers with new perspectives on gender identity, sexual orientation, and intimate...
Performativity is an important concept to consider when discussing how we understand morality. Queer performativity refers to the idea that gender identity and sexual orientation are fluid and...
Queer temporality refers to a way of thinking that is centered around the idea of fluidity, non-linearity, and the blurring of boundaries between past, present, and future. In this framework, time is...