Can modernism's fractured narratives be interpreted as metaphors for queer interiority? This question poses an intriguing challenge to scholars who study both literature and psychoanalysis. On one...
How do cultural narratives around "confusion" or "indecision" influence bisexual adolescents' ability to form a stable sense of self?
The term "bisexual" refers to people who have romantic...
How does queer temporality influence ethical storytelling, memory, and the construction of life narratives, and what responsibilities arise in narrating one's identity? Queer temporality refers to...
Hope, imagination, and narrative are three key elements that play an important role in identity reconstruction and psychological resilience. Identity is shaped by various factors such as genetics,...
The integration of LGBT identities is an essential aspect of one's personal life story, shaping their sense of self and impacting all aspects of life. While many existential frameworks have been...
The way people conceptualize time varies greatly depending on their environment and life circumstances.
Those who have experienced significant trauma may feel that time has been stretched out,...
Temporality is a concept that relates to time and its passage. It encompasses how people perceive and experience the flow of time, including their expectations for the future and memories of the...
Narrative plays an important role in reconciling historical religious exclusions with contemporary ethical imperatives because it provides a way to communicate moral lessons and values that transcend...
Queer literature is an important genre of writing that explores alternative identities, sexual orientations, and gender expressions. It challenges traditional definitions of love, desire, and...
Queer photography is an artistic medium that has been used to explore themes related to identity, representation, and activism. It can also be seen as a tool for self-expression and exploration,...