The term 'queer' has been used to describe people who do not identify as heterosexual, cisgender, or exclusively monogamous. It includes those who are bisexual, pansexual, non-binary, transgender,...
The philosophical study of trans embodiment has provided new insights into the nature of subjectivity, identity, consciousness, and the self. By exploring how individuals experience their own bodies...
One of the fundamental assumptions of phenomenology is that the body is an immediately given, self-identical entity. This means that our experience of the world is primarily shaped by our own...
Phenomenology is an approach to psychological research that focuses on studying how people experience their own thoughts and feelings. This method seeks to understand how people perceive their world...
Phenomenology is an approach to studying consciousness that emphasizes the importance of subjective experience. In this context, it can be used to examine how people perceive and understand their own...
Phenomenology and Understanding Marginalized LGBT Experiences
Phenomenology is a philosophical method used to study human experience by describing how people perceive and interpret their...
The concept of relational multiplicity is the idea that human experiences can be understood through multiple perspectives, including the ethical, existential, and phenomenological dimensions. This...
Sexual attraction is a natural human experience that involves physical and psychological responses to another person's presence or image. This phenomenon can range from simple feelings of liking...
Non-binary identities challenge traditional ways of thinking about gender and existence. They suggest that there are more than two genders, and that gender is not always binary or fixed. This raises...
Moral Lessons from Phenomenology
We are going to consider three aspects of human relations that are often seen as closely related - sexual anticipation, relational intimacy, and emotional trust....