1) Introduction
This article explains how queer people can reclaim religious symbols to express their identity and find meaning and connection in life. It will discuss how these symbols have been...
Queerness is a broad term used to describe the spectrum of identities that exist beyond heteronormative cisgender binary genders and orientations. For many individuals who identify as queer, their...
Bisexuality refers to an individual's romantic or sexual attraction towards people of more than one gender identity or sex. While it has been recognized for centuries in many cultures worldwide, it...
Queerness is often considered to be a critique of rationality and reason, as it challenges traditional gender norms and societal expectations of sexuality.
Can queerness also be understood as an...
Internalized homophobia refers to when someone holds negative beliefs about themselves because they are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, non-binary, etc., that lead them to...
How does queer engagement with virtual and augmented reality simulate ethical dilemmas and social scenarios in space exploration?
Virtual and augmented realities are quickly becoming more...
Queer individuals are people who identify themselves outside of conventional gender and/or sexual norms. Post-traumatic stress disorder is a mental health condition that can result from traumatic...
What are the consequences of the commodification of queerness within capitalist systems?
The commodification of queerness is when aspects of non-heteronormative sexualities, identities, behaviors,...
In mysticism, there is often an emphasis on the transcendence of the ego and the ultimate goal of attaining union with a higher power or truth. This can involve a process of symbolic death, where one...
As philosophers have reflected on the nature of death, there are several perspectives that can be taken into account. One perspective is to view death as an interruption of life. Death ends the...