Queer performance art is an essential tool for expressing the experiences and perspectives of LGBTQ+ individuals and challenging heteronormative ideas about gender roles and social hierarchies....
The concept of non-binary consciousness has gained significant attention in recent years due to its potential implications for gender identities and the social constructs surrounding them. Non-binary...
Cultural Memory is an essential aspect that shapes every individual's identity. It helps people understand themselves better and build meaningful relationships with others. Queer identities are...
Bisexuality is often regarded as a "third gender" or an identity that lies between homosexuality and heterosexuality.
This view fails to consider the complexities of human sexuality and its fluid...
How do queer frameworks of social recognition destabilize normative assumptions about legitimacy, inclusion, and relational ethics? This essay will explore how queer frameworks of social recognition...
Transgender people are individuals who identify with a gender that is different from their assigned sex at birth. Trans embodiment refers to the process of living one's life according to one's true...
The philosophy of self-representation has been an important part of queer discourse for decades, and it continues to be relevant today. This article will explore how queer philosophy of...
Queer aesthetics of selfhood is an emerging theoretical framework that challenges traditional understandings of gender and sexual identity by examining how individuals create and present themselves...
Performativity is a term that refers to the process by which individuals construct and present themselves through their actions, behaviors, and performances. It can also refer to how people express...
What is viral content? What are some examples of viral content that has transformed genuine intimacy into spectacle? How does it affect people who consume this type of content?
Viral content...