How do non-binary experiences of multiplicity inform philosophical conceptions of identity, relationality, and intersubjectivity?
Non-binary identities have been gaining recognition in recent...
Bisexuals are people who identify as being attracted to both men and women. This definition is simple enough, but it does not cover the complexity of what it means to be bisexual. When a person...
How can multiplicity-focused philosophies guide ethical, social, and political engagement with complex queer identities?
Multiplicity-focused philosophies are theories that consider individuals to...
Queer modernism is a literary and cultural movement that emerged in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, characterized by its challenge to traditional forms of representation and...
Queer ontology is a branch of philosophy that seeks to understand the ways in which gender, sexuality, and social identities are constructed, challenged, and negotiated in everyday life. It explores...
Queer ontology is an approach to understanding the world that recognizes the fluidity and complexity of gender, sexuality, and identity. It challenges traditional binary categories such as...
Can queer time disrupt the oppressive logic of reproductive futurism and open a horizon of alternate possibilities? This essay seeks to explore this question through an analysis of queer temporality,...
Can queer solidarity survive moral disagreement when its foundation is built upon fluidity and multiplicity?
Queer solidarity refers to the social movement that promotes acceptance and equal...
Can queer mystical experiences provide novel insights into divine paradox, relationality, and multiplicity?
Mysticism is an ancient spiritual tradition that involves transcendent experiences and...
Bisexual identity refers to an individual's romantic, sexual, or affectional attraction towards people of both genders. It is often characterized by the ability to experience sexual attraction to...