How Non-Binary Experiences Inform Ontological And Ethical Debates
Non-binary people are individuals who identify themselves outside the binary gender categories of male or female. Their experience...
Queerness is an approach that rethinks traditional ideas about gender, sexuality, and identity. It challenges normative assumptions about how these concepts are defined and operates outside of binary...
The concept of divine justice is often understood to be an absolute moral standard that exists outside human conceptions and experiences.
Some people have reported mystical experiences that...
The interpretations of Sacred Texts have traditionally been done by scholars who come from a heterosexual orientation. As such, they tend to focus on the normative gender roles, power dynamics, and...
The topic of how desire and identity affect selfhood is an intricate one that encompasses a variety of factors including socialization, culture, personal experiences, and societal norms. Selfhood...
Queer theory has challenged the binary oppositions between heterosexuality and homosexuality, masculinity and femininity, normalcy and deviance, and fixed gender identities that underlie traditional...
Queer embodiment refers to how individuals express themselves through their bodies and relationships with others. It encompasses physical, emotional, spiritual, and social aspects of identity that...
"In this article, I will explore the question of whether queer experiences of love and intimacy can be understood as manifestations of divine relationality and sacredness. Queer people often...
Queer philosophy refers to philosophical theories that challenge traditional gender roles, heteronormative assumptions, and cisnormative perspectives. It emerged from feminist, postcolonial, critical...
In the social sciences, queer embodiment is understood as an act of self-creation that involves making conscious choices about one's physical appearance, clothing style, speech patterns, behavior,...