Erotic rebellion is a concept that has emerged from feminist theory to challenge traditional ideas about gender roles and sexuality. It refers to the act of challenging societal norms and...
Can queer community practices generate forms of belonging that are ethical, relationally sustainable, and politically resistant? Queer communities have been formed around shared experiences of...
Queer practices of vulnerability, trust, and emotional interconnection are often considered controversial topics that raise important ethical questions about consent, power dynamics, and social...
Queer relational practices are those that challenge traditional ideas about gender and sexuality, often involving non-heteronormative identities and forms of expression. These practices can be...
The practice of remembering something is essential to human beings, allowing them to preserve their memories for later recall, share knowledge with others, and learn from past experiences. Queer...
The question of how queer practices of visibility and self-representation interrogate social and philosophical assumptions about authenticity, identity, and recognition has been an important issue...
There is an emerging body of research that suggests that queer monastic practices may be able to provide unique insights into the nature of religious devotion and discipline. This essay will explore...
Queer practices refer to non-normative ways of relating to time and space that challenge traditional linear narratives of life. These include fluid identities, unconventional romantic attachments,...
There has been an increased awareness and appreciation for queer practices of affirmation, mutual support, and emotional care among individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. These practices have become...
Queer practices are characterized by the construction of subjectivity beyond binaries such as male/female, heterosexual/homosexual, and cisgender/transgender. This means that they challenge...