Attachment is a fundamental human need that involves emotional connection to another person. For same-sex couples, attachment can take various forms, including physical touch, verbal communication,...
How does lesbian intimacy reveal the ethical and ontological significance of trust, vulnerability, and mutual affective engagement?
Lesbian intimacy is a powerful form of emotional and physical...
What are ontological questions?
Ontology is the philosophical study of being, existence, or reality. It seeks to understand what exists and why it exists. Ontological questions arise when one...
Queer desire is an intricate phenomenon that encompasses various forms of sexuality and gender identity. It challenges the dominant ideologies of heterosexuality and binary gender categories by...
I will discuss how different ontological perspectives on family structures can inform ethical debates surrounding the recognition of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) families. Ontology...
How might non-binary experiences inform ontological and ethical debates about identity, selfhood, and relationality?
Non-binary experiences are becoming increasingly common and accepted within...
Sexual identity is an important aspect of human life that has been studied extensively in recent years. Many scholars have argued that it is best understood as a process, meaning that it changes over...
Trans embodiment refers to the experience of one's gender identity that differs from the biological sex assigned at birth. It is a phenomenon that has been observed for centuries, but it gained...
Bodily Mutability and Queer Identity
Bodies are constantly changing; they age, grow, adapt, heal, and evolve through various life stages. They can also be mutilated, maimed, scarred, disfigured,...
The concept of queer existence is often associated with non-binary identities that fall outside of traditional gender roles and heteronormative social structures. It involves an awareness of one's...