In this essay, I will explore how the homosexual practices in Ancient Greek and Roman civilizations have been interpreted through time to reveal profound insights about human nature, morality, and...
How can queer temporality inform reimagined conceptions of life stages, progress, and achievement?
Queer temporality is an approach to time that challenges traditional linear understandings of...
What is Non-Binary Ontology?
Non-binary ontology refers to an approach to understanding the world that rejects the traditional binary oppositions between male and female, heterosexual and...
How do social constructs of normality influence the perception of holiness and spiritual authenticity? Social constructs are ideas that society holds to be true and acceptable, but which may not have...
Queer activism is an intersectional movement that seeks to challenge the traditional binary gender roles and heteronormative norms imposed upon individuals based on their sexual orientation and...
Gender is a complicated concept that has been explored for centuries by philosophers and sociologists alike. It refers to the socially constructed roles and behaviors associated with males and...
Liminality is an important concept in understanding how individuals navigate social constructs related to gender, identity, and culture. Non-binary experiences are particularly relevant in this...
Sexual absurdity is an artistic technique that involves using exaggerated or bizarre sexual behavior to challenge societal norms and expectations. In theatre, this can take many forms, from explicit...
Temporal unmooring is when one feels detached from traditional concepts of time. This can happen for various reasons, such as experiencing trauma, living abroad, changing jobs, having children, or...
Queer Theory is an academic framework that challenges traditional views of gender and sexuality. It argues that these categories are socially constructed rather than biologically determined, and that...