How does trans identity enact the ethics of freedom as self-becoming?
Trans identity refers to one's inner sense of gender that may or may not correspond to their birth sex assigned at birth. It...
Transgender individuals experience life through a unique lens of identity that is shaped by their gender expression and social roles within society. This includes their relationships, interactions,...
Trans Narratives Illuminating Ethics of Self-Becoming and Authenticity
The concept of transgender identity has been around for centuries, but it has become increasingly visible and discussed in...
In contemporary analytic philosophy, there is a widespread view that reality can be understood as an objectively existing external world independent of human experience.
This view has come under...
Trans phenomenology is an approach to understanding transgender experience that focuses on the process of becoming oneself. It involves examining how individuals transition from one gender identity...
Queer life narratives are stories that explore the experiences of LGBTQIA+ people, their identities, and how they navigate the world around them. These narratives can be written by anyone but often...
The notion of personal growth often assumes that individuals have stable identities which can be changed through deliberate actions and experiences. This understanding is challenged by trans...
The phenomenology of self-becoming is an area of philosophy that studies how individuals create their own identities through their interactions with others. For trans individuals, this process can be...
Trans embodiment refers to the process through which individuals who identify as transgender experience a sense of belonging to a gender that is different from their assigned sex at birth. It...
Can medical ethics account for the existential dimension of becoming oneself?
The question of whether medical ethics can adequately address the existential dimension of self-becoming is a critical...