In many cultures, there is a pervasive belief that certain forms of erotic expression are immoral or indecent, but this view often conflicts with personal experiences of pleasure, desire, and...
Can Queer Performance Critique Normative Structures of Identity, Gender, and Sexuality?
The idea that queer performance can critically engage with normative structures of identity, gender, and...
Gendered Sensory Cues in Marketing
Sexuality and gender are central to human experience, and they play a significant role in how people understand themselves and interact with others. This is true...
Aesthetic experimentation has been an essential part of human culture for centuries, but its significance has often been undervalued in modern times due to the prevalence of scientific rationalism...
Queer identities are formed through non-conforming, subversive, unorthodox, rebellious, innovative, revolutionary, unconventional, disruptive, and alternative means. They challenge societal...
Liminality is a concept that describes states of existence between two fixed positions, such as between life and death, childhood and adulthood, or being human and animal. Queer people occupy a...
Queer identity formation is an important aspect of understanding how individuals navigate and negotiate their social environment to form their own sense of self, particularly regarding their sexual...
The question posed is an interesting one, and it touches upon the intersection between theology and queer identity. In this article, I will explore the ways in which reclaiming words, bodies, and...
Transgression is defined as an act that goes against societal norms, rules, or expectations. It can involve breaking laws, violating morals, or disregarding social conventions. In some contexts,...
Can queer pleasure be philosophically articulated as a means of reclaiming ethical agency?
Queer pleasure is an experience that defies traditional norms and cultural expectations around sexuality...