Queer temporal understandings of ongoing personal transformation are based on the idea that time is nonlinear, subjective, and fluid. This means that people experience time differently depending on...
How might queer friendship function as an ethical, ontological, and political practice beyond the framework of traditional kinship?
Queer friendships are unique forms of non-romantic intimacy...
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify as non-heterosexual or have a gender identity that does not conform to the traditional binary of male and female. In recent years, there has been...
Queer people are those who identify outside the traditional gender binary. This can include transgender, intersex, nonbinary, genderqueer, agender, bigender, and many more identities. Queerness is...
Queer Longing
What is Queer Longing?
Queer longing is an intense, persistent, and sometimes obsessive desire for something that cannot be achieved or fulfilled. It often goes beyond physical...
One way to think about how virtual queer environments can foster experimental relationality is to consider the possibilities for creating new forms of connection between people. In these online...
The concept of freedom is often associated with independence and autonomy, while constraint is seen as something that limits one's ability to act freely.
Some researchers suggest that these ideas...
LGBTQ+ media has been making great strides towards greater representation and inclusion, but how can philosophers help to ensure that portrayals of intimacy and erotic desire are handled ethically?...
Queer philosophy is an emerging field of study that explores the intersections between queerness and philosophy. It seeks to challenge traditional philosophical concepts such as gender, race, class,...
The idea that death is an essential part of life has been explored from many angles throughout history, but there's a reason why it continues to fascinate people today. With the rise of LGBTQIA+...