Trans embodiment refers to the state of being a transgender person who has completed their gender transition. It is a process that involves physical changes such as hormonal therapy and/or surgery,...
Identity is a construct that exists within the context of social interaction between people. It is shaped by how others perceive you and how you perceive yourself. When someone consistently makes...
There is a growing awareness and acceptance of non-binary gender identities and expression within society, but for many transgender people, managing their internal conflicts around gender can be...
The concept of "non-binary" refers to individuals who identify themselves outside traditional binary gender categories such as male and female. This includes those who may identify as transgender,...
Can queer identity be understood as a metaphysical state rather than a sociological category?
The term "queer" has been used to describe people who are not cisgender and heterosexual since the...
The idea that the mind is separate from the body has been ingrained into Western culture for centuries. Descartes famously stated, "I think, therefore I am," suggesting that the mind exists...
Queer subjectivity is an umbrella term for diverse forms of nonconformity to dominant societal norms of gender identity and expression. This includes identities such as transgender, intersex,...
The concept of time is crucial to the development and expression of an individual's sense of self, including their gender identity. Transgender individuals often struggle with feelings of dissonance...
Non-binary identities challenge traditional understandings of gender, which have historically been limited to binary categories such as male/female or man/woman. This binary model assumes that...
Queer embodiment challenges normative assumptions about autonomy, authenticity, and moral responsibility in several ways. It highlights the fluidity of identity and how it is constructed through...