Intersectionality is a theoretical framework that recognizes the complexity of oppressions based on race, gender, class, sexuality, age, ability, religion, and other social identities. It argues that...
Queer theory is a theoretical framework that has emerged from the margins of mainstream academic discourse to challenge traditional notions of gender, sexuality, and power dynamics. It is rooted in...
Forgottenness has been a subject of interest for philosophers since ancient times. Philosophy and literature have long dealt with themes of memory, recollection, and forgetting. Aristotle argued that...
Sexual Identity and Experience
In this paper, we will discuss philosophical interpretations related to sexual identity and experience. We will examine how different philosophers have approached...
Trust is an essential component of all human relationships, whether it be between friends, family members, romantic partners, colleagues, or even strangers who interact for brief periods of time. It...
The concept of temporal identity refers to how time impacts our sense of who we are and the changes that occur throughout our lives. Transgender individuals often have a unique relationship with time...
The LGBT struggle for recognition has many parallels to ancient philosophical debates about justice, equality, and human flourishing. This is because the basic ideas of justice, equality, and human...
Love is an essential component of human life that has been explored through various disciplines such as philosophy and ethics. It has been considered as a moral foundation for social equality since...
Can Love Be Truly Understood As A Moral Imperative Or Is It Inherently Beyond Ethical Categorization
Love has always been considered one of the most profound human emotions that has the power to...
Can the metaphysics of transformation replace the metaphysics of being? This question has been debated for centuries among philosophers and thinkers alike. Metaphysics is the study of reality beyond...