The term "otherness" refers to an individual's sense of belonging to a group that is different from the majority group in society. This can have significant psychological implications for those who...
Queer aesthetics and temporalities
Queer theory has challenged traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and identity by highlighting how these concepts are shaped by social norms, power...
The question posed above suggests that instead of viewing queerness as a deviant behavior from society's normative gender roles, one could consider it as an expression of divine creativity. This...
How does queer theory intersect with philosophy to inform discourses on otherness, ethics, and social justice? Queer theory is a field that studies sexuality and gender from an interdisciplinary...
Migration and Displacement Shape Erotic Imagination and Cultural Perceptions of Otherness
Imagine you are a researcher studying how people's experiences with migration and displacement shape their...
The term “queer” is used to refer to people who identify outside of heteronormative gender and sexual norms. It encompasses a wide range of identities including but not limited to LGBTQ+ individuals....
As an exploration of queer identity as a radical philosophy of otherness, this article will examine how queerness can be understood through various lenses including critical race theory, postcolonial...
How does experiencing and understanding other people's experiences of marginalization and disadvantage help to develop our sense of empathy and moral imagination? This is an important question that...
The philosophical concept of "the Other" refers to an individual who is perceived to be different from oneself, often in terms of race, gender, class, religion, age, or culture. This difference can...
How Can the Philosophy of Otherness Reconstruct Moral Living?
The concept of otherness is crucial for understanding how people interact and connect with each other. It refers to differences...