Postmodern theories of identity provide a lens for understanding how fluidity and relationality are conceived within queer studies. These theories challenge traditional ideas about fixed identities,...
The notion of autonomy has been central to Western liberalism since its emergence in the early modern era. Autonomy is often seen as a key value for individuals, enabling them to make their own...
How does inhabiting multiple marginalized identities influence philosophical conceptions of selfhood, ethics, and relationality? In this essay, I will explore how individuals who identify with...
Queer cinema is a term used to describe films that feature characters who are part of the LGBTQ+ community. These movies explore topics related to identity, sexuality, and relationships in ways that...
The topic of queer readings of the divine couple has been an intriguing one for many scholars and researchers alike. It explores how queer theory can be applied to the concept of the divine couple...
How does queer embodiment contribute to philosophical insights regarding divine creativity, relationality, and ethical responsibility?
The question of whether humans have free will is often...
The topic of this article is how relational multiplicity in bisexual experiences expands ontological and ethical understandings of relationality. Relationship multiplicity refers to being attracted...
There is currently no consensus among researchers about the psychological, social, and bodily experiences of transgender people during the post‑transition phase, which begins when an individual...
Non-binary temporalities refer to the multiple ways that time can be perceived and experienced beyond the conventional linear sense of past, present, and future. These perspectives can have...
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...