Queer temporalities refer to ways in which non-normative experiences of time are structured differently from dominant heteronormative ones. Queer temporalities involve postponement or delay of...
Queerness is an identity that cannot be simply defined by its appearance or behaviors, but rather by the emotions, thoughts, and experiences of those who claim it. Queerness can be expressed through...
This article will discuss how queer theology reshapes liturgy to celebrate the diversity of human embodiment. Queer theology is an emerging field of study that challenges traditional Christian...
Vulnerability and self-sacrifice are concepts that have been deeply rooted within many religions for centuries. They play an integral role in shaping moral codes, guiding individuals to act in ways...
After decades of oppression under Soviet regimes, some countries in Eastern Europe are experiencing a revival of LGBTQ+ rights. But how did these movements manage to survive such harsh conditions,...
Queer resistance has been an important part of history since antiquity, yet it remains a misunderstood concept in today's society. To understand how queer resistance can transform moral virtue from...
The queer body is an embodied subjectivity that exists within a world where language has been historically oppressive towards it. This article explores how the queer body can be understood to narrate...
Can love be defined as an ontological entity that defies societal norms and expectations to create its own existence? Is it possible for love to exist within a space where oppression exists? This...
Queer communities have always been known for their creative and expressive ways of communication through various forms such as music, literature, art, and theatre. One such form that has gained...
Introduction to Twentieth-Century Queer Repression
In the twentieth century, LGBTQ+ people experienced significant levels of repression and discrimination due to societal expectations regarding...