Queer temporalities refer to the unique way that people who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time differently from those who do not. Queer people often have nonlinear or cyclical experiences, which can...
When people have desires, they can create emotional experiences that shape their identities. Desire is an important part of many aspects of human life, including relationships, self-expression, and...
Desire is an intense feeling of wanting something or someone. It is often associated with physical attraction, but can also refer to emotional or intellectual desires. Ideology refers to the system...
Ethical reflection refers to the process of examining one's actions and decisions from an ethical perspective, considering their potential impact on others and society as a whole. Catastrophes are...
The interaction between sexual error and media framing has become increasingly important in the context of politics. Sexual misconduct, harassment, abuse, and assault have come under scrutiny due to...
How do ideological narratives shape fantasies of rescue, domination, or liberation? This is a question that has been explored by scholars and researchers for decades, and it continues to be an...
The intimate scandals that have plagued politics throughout history have had far-reaching effects on how we remember and understand political events. From illicit affairs to financial misconduct,...
There is no doubt that sexual rumors can have significant impact on both leaders and their constituents. Leaders who find themselves at the center of such rumors may be subject to public scrutiny and...
In order to understand how LGBTQ+ individuals reconstruct their life narratives outside of heteronormative timelines, it is important to consider the historical context that has created these...
The study of queer history has long been characterized by an emphasis on how individuals negotiate their identities within a heteronormative society. While this perspective is certainly valid, it...