Can reconceptualizing childhood create space for ethical exploration of identity, autonomy, and relationality? This is an important question that requires careful consideration. At its core,...
Relationality and Care Revisiting the Norms of Ownership, Partnership, and Family
Over the years, the traditional understanding of ownership, partnership, and family has been challenged due to...
The essay will examine how queer storytelling can offer insights into the complexity of human identity beyond traditional Western philosophy's reductionist approach to personal identity. Queer...
Asexuality is defined as an identity where people experience little to no sexual attraction towards others. Aromantics are individuals who have no romantic feelings towards anyone. Both asexuals and...
As society's understanding of sexuality evolves, it is becoming increasingly common for people to identify as asexual or aromantic. These terms refer to individuals who experience little to no sexual...
Aesthetic qualities have been used for centuries to shape our understanding of truth, morality, and relationality within society.
In ancient Greece, beauty was seen as an ideal form of truth and...
Queer poststructuralist theory has emerged as an important framework for understanding issues related to gender, sexuality, and identity. This theoretical approach challenges traditional binaries and...
Queer theory is an important field of study within social sciences and humanities that focuses on identifying, analyzing, and critiquing issues related to gender and sexuality. It has gained...
Queerness can be defined as an umbrella term that encompasses various identities outside of heteronormative gender binaries and sexual orientations. It is often associated with nonconforming...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the role of architecture and design in promoting social justice, equity, and inclusivity. One area where this is particularly important is in the...