Queer History
Queer history is a term used to describe historical events that involve people who are gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, nonbinary, pansexual, or polyamorous. These groups have...
Dramaturgy is an important artistic technique that involves analyzing the various elements of a performance such as plot, characterization, setting, theme, style, etc., to create a cohesive whole....
Queer archives are collections of materials that document and preserve the history, culture, and experiences of LGBTQ+ communities. They can take many forms, including physical collections such as...
Storytelling has always been an important part of human culture, serving to preserve history, pass down knowledge, and transmit values from one generation to another.
For members of the LGBTQ+...
Can queer experiences of struggle, affirmation, and resilience be incorporated as sources of sacred moral knowledge? This question has been asked for decades among queer individuals, but it remains...
The practice of sacred storytelling has been used by queer individuals for centuries to affirm their identities and explore their desires. Through these stories, queer people can find validation and...
Storytelling has been used for centuries to preserve culture, pass down knowledge, entertain people, and promote social change. In recent years, queer individuals have begun to tell their own stories...
In order to understand how to narrate a queer life, it is important to consider what queerness means. Queerness refers to anything that goes against the status quo, whether that be gender norms,...
Queer art is an important form of expression that allows individuals to share their stories, experiences, and perspectives while also challenging traditional norms. It can be created through various...
Queer Oral Histories and Memoirs: Fostering Intergenerational Dialogue, Collective Memory, and Community Cohesion
Abstract: This essay discusses how queer oral histories and memoirs contribute to...