In queer philosophy, joy is often understood as an act of existential resistance against oppressive structures that deny individuals the right to live authentically and fully express their...
Queer mysticism refers to the exploration of spiritual practices that incorporate non-binary gender identities, fluid sexual orientations, and diverse expressions of intimacy into rituals and...
Queer embodiment refers to an understanding of gender and sexual identity that challenges traditional binaries such as male/female, straight/gay, and cisgender/transgender. It is an exploration of...
Can queer passion be seen as a metaphysical response to alienation? This question has been explored by philosophers, psychologists, sociologists, and literary critics for centuries. It is a subject...
Queer practices refer to non-normative ways of relating to time and space that challenge traditional linear narratives of life. These include fluid identities, unconventional romantic attachments,...