Queer embodiment refers to the ways in which an individual's gender identity, sexual orientation, and expression are shaped and expressed through their physical body, behavior, clothing choices, and...
Queer philosophers have proposed various theories that challenge the traditional understanding of the soul as a static, separate entity detached from the body. One such theory is the "ever-becoming"...
Gender and sexuality are social constructs that have been shaped by various factors throughout history. They play a crucial role in how individuals perceive themselves and others around them....
There are various reasons why some people choose to follow a spiritual path, whether it be for personal fulfillment, social acceptance, or simply because they believe that there is something bigger...
When it comes to exploring how concealing one's bisexual or non-binary identity can impact relational intimacy, trust, and long-term mental health outcomes, there is no doubt that this is an...
Queer Embodiment Challenges Metaphysical Assumptions About Identity Coherence
Coherence is an important element when it comes to understanding ourselves. We usually like to think of ourselves as...
There has been a growing interest in exploring how queer theology can inform new ways of thinking about traditional Christian concepts such as sin, purity, and divine judgment. Queer theology is an...
There has been a growing recognition that gender identities are not fixed but rather exist on a spectrum, including transgender and non-binary identities. This raises important ethical and...
Non-binary identity refers to an individual who does not identify themselves within the gender binary of male or female. This means that they do not conform to traditional gender roles or...
Queer self-creation is an important aspect of non-binary identities because it allows individuals to define their own gender and sexuality without conforming to societal norms or expectations. It...