Queer aesthetics is a broad term that encompasses many different forms of expression and identity. It can be understood as a way to challenge traditional norms and expectations around gender,...
Philosophy provides a critical lens through which to explore moral dilemmas that arise in interpersonal relationships. It examines the nature of morality itself, including how it relates to human...
The idea that time is not fixed but rather subjective has been explored for centuries by philosophers and scientists alike. Non-binary temporality refers to the concept that time can be experienced...
Trans Reconstruction of Identity Exemplifies Selfhood as Continual Constituion
Transgender individuals undergo many changes during their transitioning process to align their physical appearance...
Radical joy is a concept that has gained prominence among academics and activists alike in recent years, but its potential as a tool for navigating adversity and oppression remains largely...
Agency refers to an individual's capacity for making choices, acting upon those choices, and being held responsible for their actions. Selfhood is the concept of oneself, including one's identity,...
Non-binary selfhood can be seen as a movement towards greater self-expression and self-definition for individuals who do not identify exclusively with male or female gender roles, but rather exist...
Non-linear temporality is a concept that challenges traditional linear notions of time, emphasizing the ways in which memory, perception, and embodied experience create fluid and dynamic narratives...
Queer aesthetics has been a significant part of cultural production for decades, providing a unique perspective on relationality, morality, and selfhood that challenges traditional norms and...
I will explore how the experience of non-binary individuals challenges traditional understandings of selfhood, particularly those rooted in essentialist ontologies that prioritize binary gender...