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...
Many people think of themselves as one person who has a fixed identity.
This understanding of the self is limiting and does not reflect the richness and complexity of human experience. Non-binary...
Gender identity is an important aspect of human existence that has been debated for centuries. Transgender individuals are those who identify themselves with a gender that differs from their...
I will explore the question: "How can trans embodiment provide novel insights into phenomenology, selfhood, and authentic living?" Trans embodiment refers to the process of transitioning from one...
The concept of trans temporality is related to how people identify themselves based on the social, political, cultural, and economic contexts they find themselves in. This means that there are no...
A person's sense of self is often constructed through linear narratives that are grounded in a particular time frame, such as their past experiences, current circumstances, and future...
There has been increasing attention to the intersections between gender, sexuality, and marginalization within societies that are traditionally structured along rigid binaries. Existentialist...
Trans embodiment refers to the process through which an individual undergoes transition from one gender identity to another, often involving physical, social, and emotional changes that alter how...