Non-Binary Rejection of Dualistic Gender Frameworks and Philosophical Deconstruction
There are many ways to conceptualize the relationship between gender, sexuality, and identity. One way is...
What is meant by "queer experience"?
"Queer experience" refers to the unique set of emotional, physical, mental, spiritual, social, and cultural circumstances surrounding non-heteronormative...
Binaries are systems that categorize everything into two opposing groups. It is through this process that humans have tried to understand and organize their surroundings since ancient times.
These...
Queer ethics is an emerging field of study that explores how traditional morality and values are informed by heteronormative assumptions about gender, sexuality, and identity. It challenges the...
Queer ontology is an emerging philosophical approach that challenges traditional Western conceptions of being and identity, arguing for a more expansive understanding of reality that recognizes the...
The idea that gender is not fixed but fluid has become more common in recent years, and this has challenged traditional ideas about what it means to be male or female. This notion can also challenge...
The question of how non-binary perspectives can illuminate the relationship between autonomy, moral agency, and existential choice is one that has been explored extensively in philosophy and...
Queer perspectives refer to those that are non-binary or transgressive of social norms related to gender and sexual orientation. Queer perspectives offer new ways of reading sacred texts, challenging...
Queer self-identification challenges traditional philosophical notions of a coherent and unified self because it rejects binary categories of gender and sexuality that are often seen as essential to...
Can bisexuality offer a model for ethical ambiguity that resists rigid moral categories? This essay explores how bisexuality provides an example of nonbinary sexual attraction and argues that it may...