Cultural context influences adolescents' sexual attitudes, beliefs, and behaviors. Adolescent individuals are developing their identities, values, and ideas about the world around them. Their...
Adolescence is a time when teenagers are exploring their identity, including their sexuality. Peer networks have a significant influence on how they approach these issues. This article will discuss...
The history of Western culture is marked by a struggle between social norms that attempt to control and regulate human sexual behavior and erotic imaginations that have sought to challenge these...
The concept of "visual silence" refers to an absence of explicit depiction of gender, sexuality, or identity in works of art. In the context of queer art, it can be seen as a powerful tool for...
Relational fluidity is an approach to studying human social behavior that examines how individuals interact within their social environment. This research perspective emphasizes that interpersonal...
To understand how queer self-presentation challenges dominant social conventions, one must examine the history of social norms and values related to gender expression and sexual orientation....
The relationship between literature and art is often explored through their ability to evoke feelings of nostalgia, emotional attachment, and cultural identity within readers and viewers...
Can queer aesthetics act as moral critique through beauty, vulnerability, and resistance to norms? This question has been discussed by scholars from different disciplines, including art history,...
What is normative relational ethics?
Normative relational ethics is an approach to ethics that focuses on how people relate to each other in their social interactions. It emphasizes...
How do social and cultural narratives surrounding gender, sexuality, and sexual performance shape sexual self-concept, expectations, and behaviors?
The interplay between societal norms regarding...