The notion of identity is a central aspect of human existence, but it can be shaped and reshaped by many factors, including social structures, cultural norms, and personal experiences. In...
The term "coming out" refers to the act of revealing one's true identity to others, particularly regarding their sexual orientation or gender expression. It is often associated with the LGBTQ+...
The ontological framework of queer selfhood has been an increasingly important focus in contemporary academic discourse within the fields of gender studies, feminist theory, and critical race theory....
How does queerness expand the human understanding of dignity beyond social validation?
Queerness refers to the experience of individuals who do not identify with traditional gender roles or sexual...
The concept of joy, as it relates to queer existence, has been explored extensively through various academic and artistic lenses. Queer theory posits that joy can be understood as a political act, as...
The term “queer” is often used to describe people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or nonbinary. It can also refer to those whose gender identity or expression does not fit...
1. Introduction
Queer people have always been marginalized because they don't fit into society's normative standards. They are often seen as immoral, deviant, and disgusting, while their stories...
Queer theology is an emerging field that seeks to explore and critique religious beliefs and practices from a perspective that challenges traditional norms of gender, sexuality, and power dynamics....
The interplay between queerness and religion has been a subject of debate for centuries. While some religions have embraced queer identities and practices, others have denounced them as sinful or...
Affect theory has emerged as an important framework for understanding the interplay between emotions, subjectivity, and social context within queer communities. This approach emphasizes the role of...