Mortality is an inevitable part of life, and everyone must face it sometime during their lifetime. As time passes, people experience different stages of mortality that affect them differently...
Queer reflections on mortality have the potential to reveal insights into the nature of human vulnerability, relational ethics, and the interconnectedness of life. These insights challenge...
In queer philosophy of temporality, the concept of "mortality" refers to the fact that all living things must eventually die. This includes human beings, animals, plants, and even non-living objects...
Queer Reflections on Mortality, Relationality, and Impermanence
In this essay, I will explore how queer theory can offer new perspectives on the concepts of mortality, relationality, and...
Queer Perspectives On Mortality, Love, Responsibility, And Legacy
The concept of a queer perspective on mortality, love, responsibility, and legacy is one that has been explored extensively in...
Queer temporality is an important concept that has gained increasing attention in recent years. It refers to the unique way in which queer people experience time, often characterized by a sense of...
As humans, we often face the existential question of death - how to deal with it, whether to accept it, and how to make sense of its meaning for ourselves. But while this is a universal experience,...
Queer perspectives on mortality challenge traditional notions of love, relational meaning, and ethical legacies. Queerness is an identity that defies normative gender roles and social expectations,...
The focus of this article is on how reflection on mortality and suffering influences queer theological and ethical reasoning. Mortality refers to the finite nature of human existence, while suffering...
How does the experience of spiritual estrangement intersect with existential questioning and meaning-making?
The term "spiritual estrangement" refers to an individual's lack of belief or...