Queer Ontology is an approach that looks at how people construct their identities based on their gender, sexual orientation, and social roles. It focuses on the relationship between identity and...
How do cultural narratives around "confusion" or "indecision" influence bisexual adolescents' ability to form a stable sense of self?
The term "bisexual" refers to people who have romantic...
Non-binary ontology is an approach to understanding identity that challenges traditional binary categories such as male/female, straight/gay, cisgender/transgender, and heterosexual/homosexual. It...
Bisexuality challenges the Western philosophical tendency to equate identity with permanence and singularity. This is because it suggests that identity can be fluid and ever-changing, rather than...
How can non-binary temporalities expand philosophical discussions of becoming, potentiality, and existential transformation?
Philosophers have traditionally focused on linear time as a way to...
The metaphysical understanding of identity seeks to explore the fundamental nature of being, existence, and reality beyond physical sensory experiences and conceptualizations. It delves into the...
Trans embodiment is an intriguing concept that challenges traditional philosophical perspectives on identity, continuity, and transformation. It involves the way individuals perceive themselves in...
Queer temporality refers to the idea that time and experiences are not linear but rather nonlinear and fluid. This concept has been widely studied in various fields, including literature, philosophy,...
Queer Ontology is a branch of philosophy that focuses on the study of how identity is shaped by social constructs, such as gender and sexuality. In the context of psychology, it refers to the idea...
Identity can be defined as the unique set of qualities that distinguishes an individual from others.
It is also possible to conceive of identity as a constantly changing, unstable entity that...