Queerness is often understood as an embodiment of diversity and variety. It represents a challenge to traditional binaries such as male/female, heterosexual/homosexual, and cisgender/transgender....
In the context of queer philosophical language, can "utopia" be used as a verb rather than a noun? That is to say, can we conceive of a way of living that goes beyond the binary distinction between...
There are many ways to understand the concept of selfhood, but one way is through time. Non-binary experiences of temporality offer unique perspectives on this concept that can shed light on its...
Queer aesthetics is an artistic movement that challenges traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and social norms. It is often characterized by nonconformity, experimentation, and the creation of...
Transgender and nonbinary individuals face unique challenges due to their identities being largely invisible or erased from society. Philosophical inquiry into this issue can help shed light on the...
The term "fluid" refers to things that can flow, change shape, or move easily. In relation to gender identity, it means that one's sense of self does not adhere to rigid definitions or boundaries,...
I will discuss how queer literature demonstrates the contingency, multiplicity, and fluidity of identity. I will explore various aspects of queer identity, such as gender, sexual orientation, and...
How does queer temporality offer new ethical perspectives on life, temporality, and relational responsibility?
The term "queer" refers to non-binary gender identities and orientations that do not...
When it comes to sexual identity and attraction, society has traditionally viewed things through a binary lens. This means that individuals are either heterosexual or homosexual.
For some people,...
In today's rapidly changing society, many people are beginning to question traditional definitions of gender and sexuality. Some believe that the concept of "queerness" is the most authentic way to...