The digitalization of social interaction has transformed the ways queer individuals perform and explore their identities online. This transformation is evident in the increased visibility of LGBTQ+...
Fear is an emotional response to a perceived threat, while ignorance refers to a lack of knowledge or understanding about something. Both can lead to negative consequences such as anxiety, prejudice,...
Can aesthetics and creative practice function as instruments of ethical transformation?
Aesthetics is an important part of human existence that can be defined as the appreciation of beauty,...
How can art become a form of testimony for queer trauma and a catalyst for transformation, and how can audiences move from voyeur to witness to co‑creator of meaning?
The power of art lies in its...
Internalized homophobia and transphobia are negative attitudes toward oneself based on one's own sexual orientation or gender identity. These attitudes can have significant consequences for mental...
Migration is often thought of as a physical movement from one place to another, but it can also be seen as a more fluid process that involves transformations in many aspects of an individual's life,...
Can radical forms of care within professional environments act as instruments of institutional resistance and transformation?
Radical care is a term that has been used to describe innovative ways...
The definition of identity is influenced by personal experiences, cultural influences, societal norms, and ideological beliefs. Morality involves making choices between good and bad actions that...
In literature, metaphors are often used to describe experiences of gender fluidity and non-binary identities. These metaphors can be visual, linguistic, or symbolic representations that help readers...
Gender Fluidity Provoke Reconsideration of Temporal, Ethical, and Ontological Assumptions About Identity, Persistence, and Social Recognition
Gender fluidity is an umbrella term for identities...