Desire, passion, and attachment are essential components of human experience, and they play an important role in our emotional and psychological well-being. These concepts can be explored from...
"The topic of plurality, fluidity, and relationality is one that has been explored extensively in various fields of philosophy, including metaphysics, ontology, epistemology, and ethics....
There is an abundance of literature that explores the relationship between queerness and philosophical thought, from Michel Foucault's exploration of homosexuality to Judith Butler's critical theory...
The concept of existential despair is crucial to understanding the complexity of queer identity. Existential despair can be defined as a feeling of hopelessness, futility, and meaninglessness that...
Queer creation can refer to the process of creating something new that challenges existing norms and expectations, particularly regarding gender roles, sexual identities, and power dynamics. It is...
Transgender identity has been a subject of much debate and discussion in recent years, with many people questioning what it means to be transgender and how it relates to broader societal issues such...
Internalized social pressures are a powerful force that can influence our perception of self and others, particularly when it comes to intimate relationships. From early childhood, we learn what is...
The definition of what constitutes "the queer body" is highly contested within LGBTQ+ communities. Some argue that it refers solely to those who identify as transgender, nonbinary, or intersex, while...
A philosopher once said that "To be human is to desire". This means that humans are defined by their desires, which they feel for different things. But what does it mean ontologically to desire...
Can passion exist independently of ethical and social frameworks while retaining ontological significance?
I will discuss whether passion can exist separately from ethical and social contexts...