Queer curatorial practices are becoming increasingly prominent in the art world. This is due to the growing acceptance of diverse identities and cultures that challenge traditional definitions of...
Non-binary Experiences Challenge Assumptions
Non-binary people's experiences challenge traditional gender norms and assumptions about personhood, identity, and ethical responsibility. Traditional...
What is time? How do different people experience time? What are some common ways to understand and organize time? Is there something more to time than just passing from one moment to the next? These...
This article explores how shapeshifter myths are used to depict transformations of identity, morality, and transitory experiences through the use of sexual symbolism. It will examine the concept of...
In many ways, literature can be seen as a reflection of society and its values.
When it comes to the representation of heterosexual normativity in fiction, there are often underlying assumptions...
How do queer performances define eroticism as fluid and performative?
Queer performance art has played an important role in the evolution of queer culture and identity since the Stonewall Riots in...
Gendered erotic expectations refer to the socially constructed ideas about what it means to be male or female, including how men and women are expected to dress, act, communicate, behave, relate, and...
Desire is often thought of as something personal, individual, private, subjective, and emotional. But what if desire can also be political, collective, objective, and strategic? This paper explores...
The topic of this article is how sexual behavior can be shaped by historical and cultural narratives, which gives it greater significance. Sexuality has always been an important part of human...
Sexual shame is an emotional response to perceived failures related to one's own or others' sexuality that can affect individuals and society. It originates from socially constructed beliefs about...