Queer-informed neuroscience research challenges traditional assumptions about desire, identity, and behavioral norms by examining how brain structures and neurological processes influence sexual...
The phrase "queer creative expression" is used to describe various forms of creativity that are produced within queer communities, whether it's writing, visual art, music, dance, performance, film,...
As queerness becomes more visible and accepted in society, there has been an increasing interest in exploring its spiritual and religious dimensions. Queerness is often associated with nonconformity...
Queer populations are individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning their gender identity. They may also be referred to as LGBTQ+ or QUILTBAG+. Queer people...
Queer individuals have challenged traditional psychological definitions of normative behavior since the beginning of recorded history. Ancient Greek philosophers such as Socrates questioned the...
Shame and Queer Religious Identity
Shame is an emotional response to one's perceived shortcomings, flaws, failures, or unworthiness. It can result from internalized social stigmas, cultural...
There has been increased interest in studying queer psychology, which focuses on the intersection between mental health and LGBTQ+ identities. This field seeks to understand how sexual orientation...
Queer trauma is a type of psychological distress that affects members of the LGBTQ+ community who have experienced various forms of discrimination, marginalization, oppression, and abuse based on...
As a philosopher, I have been fascinated by the question of what makes us desire certain things. Why do some people find themselves drawn to certain objects or experiences while others are repelled...
Queer Narratives of Trauma
Trauma is a powerful force that can shape an individual's life trajectory in profound ways. It can lead to feelings of isolation, shame, guilt, fear, and...