The existence of non-binary individuals is an increasingly prominent issue in today's society. These individuals do not identify exclusively as male or female and may have fluid or undefined gender...
The concept of binary gender is deeply rooted in society's expectations for gender roles, which are often based on outdated and harmful stereotypes. While the binary system may seem like an easy way...
The concept of binaries has been ingrained in Western society since ancient times.
Aristotle believed there were four elements - earth, water, air and fire – which made up everything else....
Ethics is concerned with what people consider right and wrong behavior. The term "ethical" is often used to describe something that relates to morals, but it can also be applied to aesthetic choices...
Non-binary experiences are those that defy traditional gender binaries and challenge societal norms about how individuals identify themselves. Non-binary people may reject or disregard binary labels...
In transgender and non-binary experiences, a unique perspective on what it means to be human is often revealed through the interplay between gender identity and physical appearance. Trans...
How might non-binary experiences inform ontological and ethical debates about identity, selfhood, and relationality?
Non-binary experiences are becoming increasingly common and accepted within...
How does queer temporality provide alternative perspectives on life stages, growth, and identity formation? Queer theory explores how social norms affect people's perception of time and space,...
The passage of time is a fundamental aspect of human experience that affects everything from daily routines to long-term plans.
Traditional temporal frameworks have historically been based on...
Rituals surrounding significant life events such as birth, initiation, and marriage have historically been associated with heteronormative expectations that emphasize traditional gender roles and...