Performance art is a form of art that involves live action to convey an idea, message, or experience to the audience. It is often described as unconventional, unexpected, experimental, provocative,...
Queer joy is a state of being that celebrates the unique experiences and identities of individuals who do not conform to traditional gender roles and sexual orientations. It involves recognizing and...
Nostalgia for past forms of queer resistance can be seen as a way to remember and celebrate the struggles and achievements of LGBTQ+ people throughout history.
It also carries with it the risk of...
Queerness is often described as a state of being, or a set of identities, but it can also be understood as a way of thinking about the world that emphasizes openness and flexibility. This perspective...
Embracing a Queer Spiritual Identity as Resistance to Religious Authority
Some people have a tendency to view religion as a monolithic entity that is either good or bad. This can lead them to...
Acts of Love: Expressions of Resistance or Compromise?
Love has always been a central theme in literature, art, music, and even politics. From Shakespeare's sonnets to John Lennon's "All You Need...
How do queer practices of intimacy, care, and relationality expand traditional ethical frameworks?
Intimacy refers to emotional closeness between individuals that goes beyond physical attraction...
The purpose of this article is to explore how queer philosophies of community can cultivate solidarity, relational accountability, and resistance to normative pressures. Queerness has been described...
The idea that love can be used as a form of resistance against the alienating effects of instrumental rationality and social utility is one that has been explored by various philosophers,...
I will explore how moral reasoning supports LGBT persons in resisting internalized prejudice and societal pressure. To begin with, let's define the terms "internalized prejudice" and "societal...