Queer theory posits that gender and sexuality are socially constructed and fluid. This means that they are not fixed categories but rather are constantly being performed, and can change based on...
Queer theory has challenged the binary oppositions between heterosexuality and homosexuality, masculinity and femininity, normalcy and deviance, and fixed gender identities that underlie traditional...
Joy is an important aspect of life, and it has been explored through various mediums such as literature, art, and performance. In queer literature, art, and performance, joy often takes on a unique...
There has been an increasing focus on the intersection between queerness and material culture. This trend has led to the emergence of new forms of creativity that challenge traditional ideas about...
When we speak of being, we refer to something that exists independently of anything else. Being is not just an idea but rather the grounding for all ideas, and without it, there would be no reality...
The queer experience is one that is shaped by a combination of personal, social, cultural, and political factors. The construction of identity within LGBTQIA+ communities often involves negotiating...
To explore how queerness interrogates the distinction between performance and authenticity in everyday social and relational contexts, let's begin with some definitions. Queerness is the act of...
Can collective trauma be transformed into moral wisdom through literature, art, or performance? This is an important question that requires careful consideration. It's often suggested that when...
The art world has been home to many different movements throughout history that have sought to challenge conventional ideas about gender, race, and social norms. One such movement is that of queer...
Sexual orientation has been considered to be an innate trait that determines one's identity and how they are perceived in society.
Recent studies have shown that there is more to it than meets the...