Trans embodiment can provide philosophical insights into the ethics of material existence and lived experience due to its unique perspective on gender identity, which challenges traditional binary...
Sexual identity refers to an individual's conception of their own sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression, which includes aspects such as one's sense of self, emotions, thoughts, and...
In many cultures, there is an accepted notion of what constitutes "normal" when it comes to morality, such as following societal norms, obeying laws, and respecting authority figures.
This concept...
Queer theory is a branch of critical theory that explores the construction of sexuality and gender identities as they relate to power structures within society. It has been influenced by postmodern...
Postgender theory is an emerging field of study that examines how gender identity is constructed and performed in various social contexts, including within institutions like schools, workplaces,...
The concept of identity is often understood as being defined by certain traits that are fixed and determined, such as race, gender, age, class, ethnicity, nationality, and so forth. In the context of...
Bisexual people are often subject to both acceptance and rejection because they do not fit neatly into traditional heterosexual or homosexual identities. This constant negotiation can lead to...
Postmodern theories of identity aim to challenge traditional notions of identity and highlight how identities are socially constructed and fluid rather than fixed or essential. Queer studies, on the...
Kabbalah is an ancient Jewish tradition that dates back to the 12th century AD. It is based on the belief that there are spiritual realities beyond the physical world, which can be accessed through...
I will explain how gender performativity reveals the limitations of traditional philosophical concepts such as "essence," "being," and "authenticity." These ideas are often considered to be...