Can joy be theorized as a philosophical practice within queer existence that affirms life against oppression?
The idea of "queerness" has been widely discussed among scholars and activists alike,...
What philosophical insights emerge from the intersection of queerness and technology regarding identity, intimacy, and digital representation?
A study on the intersection of queerness and...
In contemporary philosophy, there is a widespread belief that ethical decisions are based solely on rational decision-making processes that take into account the principles of justice, equality, and...
Eschatology is a branch of theology that deals with the final events of history, including death, resurrection, judgment, and the end of the world. In Christian tradition, it has often been viewed...
The notion of queerness has been defined as the experience of discomfort that accompanies being outside the normative gender system (Weston, 2019). Queer theory refers to an interdisciplinary field...
The concept of hope has been an integral part of queer thought and discourse for centuries, serving as a powerful tool for queer individuals to resist oppression, imagine new possibilities, and...
Queer temporality is a concept that explores how queer individuals experience time differently than cisgender heterosexual people. It challenges traditional linear notions of time and suggests that...
The concept of time is essential to understanding human experience. We mark time through its passing, measuring it and relating events to each other in terms of when they happened in relation to one...
Queer temporality challenges dominant narratives of life, progress, and historical continuity because it subverts conventional conceptions of time, identity, and memory. Queer people often experience...
Queer theories have been widely acknowledged globally since the emergence of Gay Liberation Movements in the late twentieth century. They focus on exploring and challenging heteronormativity and...