The idea that people can experience multiple dimensions of identity simultaneously is becoming increasingly accepted in modern psychology.
Individuals can have identities related to gender, race,...
Reconstruction of Erotic Meaning in Societies with Trauma
Erotic meaning refers to the emotional significance of sexual interactions in an individual's life, which is influenced by their personal...
Queer women are often victims of physical, emotional, and sexual violence due to their gender identity, sexual orientation, or both. This can have devastating effects on their mental and physical...
Can divine authority be reconstructed through relationality, care, and dialogue rather than hierarchy?
Relationality refers to the way in which individuals interact and communicate with one...
Queer identities have been explored through literature for centuries, but the concept of trauma and its impact on identity reconstruction has gained attention recently. Trauma can lead to changes in...
The process of reconstructing religious identity for LGBT individuals is an intricate and multifaceted one that requires a nuanced understanding of the unique experiences and challenges faced by...
How do queer individuals reconstruct a sense of holiness after enduring spiritual or religious trauma?
After experiencing spiritual or religious trauma, many queer people feel a loss of faith and...
In post-conflict regions, how are queer identities ethically reconstructed amid trauma, displacement, and social upheaval? This question has been asked for decades, but there is still no clear...
Narratives can be an effective tool for understanding traumatic events and making sense of them in our lives. Narratives are stories that help people to organize their experiences into a cohesive...
The role of imagination in reconstructing sacred narratives that accommodate queerness and fluidity can be better understood when one considers how these terms are used to describe sex, sexuality,...