Non-Binary Understandings of Time and Selfhood
The concept of time is often understood in linear terms, whereby events occur in a sequence of past, present, and future.
Non-binary approaches to...
The topic of how desire and identity affect selfhood is an intricate one that encompasses a variety of factors including socialization, culture, personal experiences, and societal norms. Selfhood...
The question of whether creative works can be considered authentic representations of their authors has been a subject of debate for centuries, but recent scholarship on queer performance art...
Queer Existential Philosophy
One of the most pressing issues for those who identify as LGBTQIA+ is how to navigate the intersections between their personal identity, social context, and cultural...
The concept of queer metaphysics of relational multiplicity is a philosophical approach that emphasizes the interconnectedness and interdependency between individuals, communities, and ecosystems. It...
The idea of metaphysical essence is often associated with the notion that there is an unchanging, immutable core to everything that exists. This concept suggests that objects and beings have an...
The concept of marginalization is often associated with social exclusion and discrimination, but it can also have profound implications for one's sense of selfhood. For individuals who identify as...
The physical intimacy of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, pansexual, omnisexual, polyamorous, nonbinary, gender fluid, and any other marginalized identities is often...
Transgender embodiment is a concept that challenges traditional philosophical and ethical understandings of selfhood and corporeality. It interrogates the ways in which one's physical body can be...
How do non-binary experiences problematize ontologies that rely on fixed binaries of gender, selfhood, and social categorization?
The term "non-binary" is used to describe individuals who do not...