Transgender individuals are constantly engaged in creating and reconstructing their own identities, through various means such as physical changes, social interactions, and personal reflections. This...
The process of becoming an embodied person requires engagement with various aspects of one's own body and surroundings, including social norms, gender roles, and cultural expectations. Trans...
What is queer temporality and why it matters for life planning?
The term 'queer' refers to non-normative sexual identities that challenge traditional gender roles and societal expectations. Queer...
Non-binary people are those whose gender identity does not fall under the traditional categories of male and female. They identify themselves as being somewhere in between or beyond these binary...
Queerness is a fluid concept that challenges normative understandings of gender and sexuality. It involves the rejection of dominant power structures and the creation of new ways of being in the...
Imagination has always played an essential part in shaping human experience, including one's sense of identity and belonging. For members of marginalized communities like LGBTQ+ individuals, this...
Can trans embodiment extend phenomenological and ethical understandings of transformation and self-invention?
Transgender people are often misunderstood due to their unique identity and body...
Sexuality is an important aspect of human life that affects how people relate to others, develop their identities, and interact with the world around them. This paper will explore bisexuality as an...
How can queer freedom be understood as a practice of ongoing self-creation? This question is complicated but important because it explores how people identify themselves as LGBTQ+ and how they...
Trans narratives have been gaining more attention recently due to the increased visibility and representation of trans individuals in popular culture. These stories can provide valuable insights into...