Invisibility can be seen as an ethical tool for both protection and resistance in oppressive environments. Protection refers to using invisibility as a means of escaping harm or danger from an...
The pervasiveness of technology has led to an increase in surveillance, which has implications for individuals' moral freedom and psychological well-being. Surveillance refers to the act of...
Philosophy is an ancient discipline that explores universal truths and values through rational inquiry and critical thinking. It seeks to understand what it means to be human and how humans relate to...
Consciousness is an elusive phenomenon that has been debated among philosophers for centuries. It refers to the state of being aware or having sensory perception, and it can be challenging to define...
Invisibility is a supernatural ability that has been featured in countless works of fiction throughout history. From H.G. Wells' Invisible Man to DC Comics' Superman, it seems like there are no...
Non-binary temporality refers to the idea that time can be experienced and perceived differently from person to person. It has been proposed that traditional linear models of time may not accurately...
What does the historical sociology of sexuality teach about the resilience and rupture of sexual regimes, and how might future queer scholarship map the trajectories of sexual normativity, deviance...
Queer art has always been an important part of LGBTQ+ communities, exploring and challenging dominant norms around gender and sexuality through creative expression. Historically, queer artists have...
Sexuality is an integral part of human existence. It plays a significant role in our physical, emotional, psychological, and social lives. Sexuality encompasses various aspects such as identity,...
How does the intersection of art, mysticism, and digital media shape contemporary queer spiritual practice?
The term "queer" refers to an umbrella category for people who identify outside of the...