Philosophy deals with fundamental questions about existence, knowledge, reality, and value. Bodily identity is an essential aspect of human experience that has been explored in various philosophical...
Queer Theory is an intellectual movement that emerged in the late twentieth century from within gay and lesbian communities. It challenges dominant discourses of sexuality, gender identity, and...
Can bisexuality's shifting desires teach moral philosophy the ethics of impermanence?
In the context of contemporary Western society, it is often assumed that the primary source of human happiness...
Gender is an important aspect of human identity that has been studied extensively from various perspectives, including psychology, sociology, philosophy, and biology.
Much of this research focuses...
Identity is a complex concept that involves an individual's sense of self, including their characteristics, personality traits, beliefs, values, and social roles. Desire refers to the motivations and...
How does the experience of exclusion reshape one's relationship with the divine and the self?
The question of how exclusion can affect an individual's understanding of their own identity and...
The LGBT rights movement has brought about significant changes to the way society views personhood and autonomy, challenging traditional conceptions of identity and expanding what is considered...
Queer identities are often characterized by their fluidity and resistance to traditional labels and categories. This means that individuals who identify as queer may change their gender identity,...
What is the relationship between identity and gender? How do people express their identities through dress, appearance, mannerisms, speech patterns, or social roles? Can these be seen as performing...
The idea that one's sense of self is shaped through social interactions has been central to the study of identity since Plato.
Modern thinkers have argued that this understanding of the self is...