Queer spiritual autobiography is an emerging genre that explores the intersection between identity, faith, and sexuality through personal narrative. It offers unique insights into how individuals...
Non-Binary Temporality and Identity Formation
Non-binary temporality is an idea that challenges traditional ideas about time and its relationship to identity and ethical self-cultivation. This...
The term "retelling" refers to the process of revisiting and reexamining past experiences, often painful or difficult ones, in order to gain insight and understanding into them. Retelling can take...
Autobiographical queer narratives are stories that explore personal experiences related to gender identity and sexual orientation, often written from a first-person perspective. These stories can...
Creative Arts and Narrative-Based Interventions for Coping Among LGBTQ Individuals
The term “creative arts” refers to various forms of artistic expression such as painting, music, literature,...
Personal narratives are an essential part of every individual's journey towards self-discovery, including their sexual orientation and gender identity. For many members of the LGBTQ community, coming...
Narrative, art, and performance play an essential role in shaping queer theology. Queer theology focuses on how religion, culture, and society affect LGBTQ+ identities and experiences. It examines...
Coherence and Narrative
LGBT believers must balance their sexual identity, religious beliefs, and cultural norms to create a comprehensive story about themselves. This task is complicated because...
What is the moral relationship between identity, narrative, and recognition in postmodern ethics? Postmodern ethics emphasizes the importance of subjectivity and self-determination, rejecting...
How does parental narrative shape gender identity?
Parental narrative refers to stories that parents tell their children about themselves, their values, beliefs, and experiences. These stories can...