The concept of queerness has been closely associated with nonconformity to societal norms and expectations. Queer people are often seen as those who refuse to fit into the traditional gender roles...
In contemporary queer theory, there is a growing recognition that pleasure plays a significant role in understanding and critiquing oppressive systems and structures that marginalize queer people. As...
In queer aesthetic theory, pleasure is understood as an essential component of desire and erotic experience, encompassing physical sensations, emotional responses, intellectual reflections, and...
Queer pleasure is an ethical way for bodies to communicate that challenges traditional norms and expectations of how people express themselves sexually. It involves exploring different types of...
In contemporary society, the concept of beauty has become increasingly tied to social norms that privilege certain bodies, identities, and behaviors. Traditional notions of beauty often center around...
Can Queer Pleasure Be Reinterpreted As An Ethical Mode Of Being Rather Than A Moral Failing Within Virtue Ethics?
Virtue ethics is one of the three main approaches to normative ethics. It focuses...
The concept of queer temporality can be understood as an alternative way of thinking about time that is not centered around reproductive cycles or biological continuation. Instead, it imagines time...
Can joy, pleasure, and desire in queer contexts be considered modes of epistemic insight?
A queer context is a space that challenges traditional norms of gender and sexuality, where people can...
The term "queer" is used to describe individuals who do not identify as cisgender or heterosexual, such as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, or pansexual individuals....
Queer perspectives on pleasure, eroticism, joy, and the pursuit of fulfillment have been studied extensively by scholars from various disciplines such as philosophy, sociology, psychology, and...