A queer person is someone who does not conform to heterosexual or cisgender norms, identifying as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, or otherwise. Moral reconciliation refers to finding...
There has been an increasing recognition of the ways that rejection can be used to liberate the queer subject from their dependence on validation from others. This is particularly true when it comes...
Philosophers have explored various dimensions of freedom for centuries, from metaphysics to epistemology, ethics to politics. Recently, there has been an emergence of philosophies that examine...
The concept of gender is deeply rooted in human culture and has been subject to various interpretations and definitions throughout history. Gender is often perceived as binary, where an individual is...
There is an ontological question about the existence of queer romantic and sexual desires outside normative frameworks. This question concerns the nature of reality and how it relates to human...
The history of the struggle for queer liberation goes back centuries, but it was during the late twentieth century that some countries began to experience major progress towards equality.
Many...
Queerness is a state of being that transcends gender norms, heterosexuality, binaries, identities, and oppression. It is a way of life. As such, it has been historically associated with resistance to...
Mass culture is a powerful force that shapes public opinion and behavior. It can be used to perpetuate social norms and expectations, which often reinforce heteronormativity and gender roles.
It...
Queer rituals are a unique way for individuals to express their sexuality and identity through physical and emotional acts that go beyond traditional gender roles and societal norms. These rituals...
The tension between visibility and vulnerability is an integral part of the philosophical discourse surrounding queer liberation. On one hand, there are those who believe that openness about...