The Queer Body and its Intersectionality
There is a lot of talk about identity politics these days, but what does that mean for the individual who identifies as queer? What does it mean to be...
The concept of sexual desire has been explored for centuries, with different perspectives and interpretations emerging throughout history. In recent years, there has been an increased focus on how...
Desire is often seen as something that transcends language, culture, and even species. It can be thought of as an innate drive toward pleasure or satisfaction, something that we are born with and...
Erotic Fulfillment, Relational Trust, and Ethical Self-Realization
Eros is an ancient Greek god of love and desire who embodies the passionate nature of life. In today's society, eroticism refers...
The negotiation of love in queer existence expands philosophical discourse on ethics, ontology, and phenomenology by examining how individuals approach romantic partnership outside traditional...
There has been an increasing focus on the idea of "coming out" as a necessary aspect of queer identity formation and community building. The term "coming out" refers to a personal decision made by...
In philosophy, the term "identity" refers to the state of being identical or similar to something else. It is an essential concept that helps us understand how objects are related to each...
How does the ontology of desire intersect with ethical responsibility in gay life?
Desire is a powerful force that shapes our lives and behaviors, including those related to love, sex, and...
Longing is a natural human experience that involves yearning for something or someone that one desires but cannot have or does not currently possess. This desire may be physical, emotional,...
Temporality, Ontology, Queerness, Recurrence, Simultaneity, Relationality
The term "temporality" refers to the concept of time, while "ontology" describes the nature or reality of being. In...