Social, Familial, and Educational Contexts for Queer Youth Self-Esteem and Identity Resilience
The development of self-esteem and identity resilience is critical for young people, but it can be...
Being recognized by another can have various effects on one's identity, self-esteem, and sense of belonging, but it also has an important impact on one's perception of the world around them. When...
Educational interventions are designed to address and improve attitudes towards LGBT+ individuals by addressing negative beliefs and behaviors that contribute to discrimination and violence against...
Desire is often understood as an autonomous phenomenon that drives individuals to seek out objects or experiences that satisfy their needs and desires.
In queer theory, desire is conceptualized as...
Queer aesthetics is an approach to understanding art that emphasizes the role of gender, sexuality, and identity in the creation and reception of works of art. It suggests that art can be used as a...
In contemporary society, the concept of lesbian identity is often understood through the lens of romantic and/or sexual relationships between women.
This understanding ignores the broader social,...
The phenomenology of emotional suffering refers to how individuals experience and make sense of their feelings and emotions. This approach is particularly relevant when examining the experiences of...
In order to understand what trans identity reveals about the continuous ethical negotiation required in becoming oneself within a socially regulated world, it is necessary to have an understanding of...
There has been a growing awareness of non-binary gender identities and sexual orientations beyond the traditional binary of male/female and heterosexual/homosexual. One such orientation is...
Transgender women have always been part of society but their existence has often been ignored or misunderstood. This has led to many difficulties for them when it comes to navigating through life,...