Queerness is an umbrella term used to refer to people who do not identify with traditional gender roles. It encompasses various identities including but not limited to gay, lesbian, bisexual,...
Queer Poststructuralist Theory and Ethics
Poststructuralist theory challenges traditional notions of ethics, temporality, and subjectivity by emphasizing the constructed nature of these concepts....
Can queer poststructuralism reconceptualize the ethics of selfhood in contemporary philosophical discourse?
Queer poststructuralism is an approach to understanding human experience that focuses on...
Queer experiences of embodiment, desire, and identity can offer valuable insights into morality. From these experiences, we can gain new perspectives on what it means to be human, how humans relate...
How do performative acts, embodied practices, and artistic expression mediate queer identity construction, and what philosophical questions arise regarding authenticity and agency?
Performative...
Queer philosophy is an emerging field of study that challenges traditional philosophical concepts such as freedom, ethics, subjectivity, and relationality. It examines the ways in which societal...
Creative expressions are exploring intersections of queerness, emotion, philosophy, and ethics through various art forms such as literature, music, visual arts, dance, theatre, film, and more. In...
Documenting lived experiences of marginalized queer populations raises a number of philosophical questions that challenge conventional understandings of identity, society, and human existence. These...
To understand how queer experiences with trauma and resilience inform philosophical debates about human flourishing and virtue, it is important to consider how they relate to theories of ethics,...
Can Queerness Serve As A Philosophical Lens For Understanding Relationality, Fluidity And Uncertainty In Human Experience?
Queerness is a term used to describe identities that fall outside the...