Queer individuals often face various forms of spatial fear, anticipation of violence or exclusion when they are in public places. These experiences can manifest in many ways, including being stared...
Social marginalization is a process that involves an individual being excluded from mainstream society due to their identity or behavior. This can include discrimination based on race, gender,...
Cross-cultural dialogue is an essential aspect of promoting ethical understanding of queer lived experiences. It involves communication between people from different cultures to gain insights into...
Queer experiences of embodiment, identity fluidity, and temporal multiplicity pose significant challenges to the way that artificial intelligence algorithms interpret and predict human behavior....
What is Queerness?
Queerness refers to identities that do not conform to socially normative expectations of gender identity or sexual orientation. It encompasses a wide range of identities,...
How is the value and meaning of life reconsidered through queer experiences and ethical reflection?
Life can be defined as an experience that includes different values and meanings. These values...
Postmodern literature is characterized by its rejection of traditional narrative structures, emphasis on fragmentation and subjectivity, and exploration of identity politics. It has been instrumental...
Personal narratives are a powerful tool for representing the diversity and complexity of queer experiences. By using multiple perspectives, non-linear storytelling, and exploring ethical...
In the last few years, there has been a significant shift towards more inclusive representation of marginalized communities such as people from different races, ethnicities, cultures, genders,...
I will explain how queer phenomenology can help shed light on various aspects of intimacy, social recognition, and belonging related to queer identities and experiences.
Let's consider the concept...