Transgender people have been experiencing various forms of oppression, violence, discrimination, and prejudice for centuries, which has led to their exclusion from mainstream society. As a result,...
The question of how queer identities challenge established philosophical theories of authenticity, agency, and moral responsibility is an important one that has been explored in depth by many...
Narratives are stories that people tell about themselves and their experiences. Narratives can be written down or spoken out loud, but they always have a storyteller, a listener, and an audience. In...
The concept of identity is often thought of as being static, but it can be understood more richly if one considers its temporal dimension. In this paper, I will explore how temporality informs...
The idea that individuals can maintain a stable sense of identity despite social forces working to change it has been debated since ancient times. Authenticity and morality have traditionally been...
Can relational fluidity inform philosophical debates about identity, autonomy, and moral responsibility?
Sexuality is an essential part of human experience. Relationships between individuals can...
How does the intersection of queerness and migration shape one's psychological sense of home, belonging, and exile?
For many individuals who identify as LGBTQ+, their experience of migration can...
Bisexuals have often been depicted as struggling to navigate their own identities due to societal pressure.
Little is known about how bisexuals understand love. This study explores the ways that...
Imagine a world where identity is not defined by who you are, but rather how you move, disguise yourself, and relate to others. In such a world, it would be difficult to determine someone's true...
One of the fundamental assumptions of phenomenology is that the body is an immediately given, self-identical entity. This means that our experience of the world is primarily shaped by our own...