The dynamics between shame and pride can be seen in many aspects of life, including queer self-narratives. Shame is often associated with negative feelings such as embarrassment, humiliation, guilt,...
Queer temporality is a concept that refers to the unique ways in which LGBTQ+ individuals experience time and duration. It is based on the idea that traditional linear time is limited and...
Lamentation has been an important part of many cultures for centuries, serving as a means of expressing grief, mourning, and sorrow.
Its spiritual significance extends beyond the emotional realm...
Friendship and Recognition are essential components of queer communities that have been neglected by mainstream society and culture. While many people consider them to be mutually exclusive concepts,...
Queer individuals have always existed in human societies, but they have been marginalized and oppressed for centuries because of their differences from heteronormative standards. This has led to them...
According to affective theory, emotions are integral to human experience, shaping how we perceive the world around us and influence our actions. Queer people have historically faced discrimination...
There has been increasing interest in exploring how queerness intersects with existential vulnerability, relational responsibility, and moral agency. These three concepts have important implications...
Question 1: How do queer communities define ethics and morality?
In terms of ethics and morality, queer communities have often challenged traditional norms and values that are considered to be...
Queerness is an umbrella term for non-normative gender identities and sexual orientations that fall outside the binary constructs of male/female and heterosexual/homosexual. In heteronormative...
Lesbian Narratives Revisit Emotional Truth Beyond Heterosexual Storytelling
There has been an increasing recognition of the importance of diversifying literature to include LGBTQ+ perspectives....