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...
Bisexuality is a common term used to describe individuals who are attracted to both men and women. This can be challenging for many people, especially those who identify solely as heterosexual or...
Does Being Fluid Mean Rejecting Ontology Or Expanding It?
When you say you are “fluid,” do you mean that you can be either male or female? That you have no gender identity, or that your sexuality...
Queerness is a term used to describe identities that are non-heteronormative, non-binary, and/or fluid. Queer communities have historically faced oppression due to their marginalized positions in...
How might non-binary experiences inform ontological and ethical debates about identity, selfhood, and relationality?
Non-binary people are those who do not identify as male or female and may have...
The concept of ontology is used to describe the basic structure of reality, including its origin, evolution, and nature. It is often associated with metaphysics, which deals with the study of...
The non-binary desire is an experience that challenges traditional ideas about gender identity and sexual orientation. It is often difficult for people to understand this concept because it does not...
I will examine whether metaphysics can be expanded to include change as a fundamental property of being. Metaphysics is the branch of philosophy that deals with the most general and abstract...
Lesbian intimacy is a unique and powerful form of human connection that goes beyond traditional definitions of love and relationship. It involves deep emotional and physical bonds between women who...