Non-binary ontology is a concept that refers to an alternative approach to understanding reality beyond binary oppositions such as male/female, black/white, and good/evil. It challenges traditional...
This article will explore how a queer philosophy can inform ethical frameworks for resilience, hope, and relational flourishing. It will argue that these dimensions need to be integrated in order to...
Philosophy is an ancient discipline that has always been concerned with the fundamental questions about human existence, including what constitutes morality and how people ought to live their lives....
The concept of "self" and "relationality" are essential to understanding how people perceive themselves in relation to others. Traditionally, these concepts have been defined through binary...
How does the queer critique of marriage and family open up new ethical forms of kinship and relationality? In recent decades, there has been a growing movement within queer theory to challenge...
Digital visibility has become an essential aspect of modern life, but it also raises important philosophical questions about identity, relationality, and ethical responsibility. This article will...
Bisexuality is often understood as an identity that encompasses attraction to people of more than one gender.
It can also be seen as a model for understanding the fluidity and relationality of...
Queer-feminist theologians argue that Sophia is an embodied divine being who transcends gender binaries and hierarchies. She is a feminine symbol of divine intelligence, creativity, and love who...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring how queer mystical experiences can challenge traditional concepts of relationality, virtue, and moral responsibility. Queer mystical experiences...
Queerness has been a central aspect of human experience throughout history and across cultures, but its philosophical implications have often been neglected in favor of more conventional conceptions...