Sexual morals have been used to regulate and control human behavior for centuries. Religions, governments, and social norms have always had their own moral codes when it comes to sex, which are often...
The question of what psychological functions does sexual shame serves as a political instrument and how does it shape conformity and obedience is one that has been debated by scholars for decades....
Erotic Identity and Collective Political Consciousness
Erotic identity refers to an individual's personal expression of sexuality, which can be shaped by factors such as gender, culture, religion,...
Experiences of exclusion, marginalization, or invisibility can have a profound impact on an individual's social and relational strategies. These experiences can lead to feelings of isolation,...
The concept of queer suffering is one that has been explored extensively within various disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, and literature. It refers to the experience of...
The experience of being an LGBT person can be marked by feelings of isolation, rejection, alienation, and displacement from mainstream society. This marginalized status often leads to a heightened...
We will explore how queer approaches to friendship, chosen family, and community can inform ethical and philosophical insights in marginalized contexts. Queer theory emphasizes the importance of...
Representation in art is often seen as a way to advance social justice, but can it really be a substitute for justice itself? In this article, we will explore the role that art plays in promoting...
Queer Epistemologies are an alternative to traditional ways of thinking about knowledge that focuses on experiences, identities, and perspectives that have been marginalized or excluded from...
Queer poststructuralism is an approach to understanding gender, sexuality, and identity that challenges traditional models based on binary categories such as male/female, straight/gay,...