Transgender individuals face unique challenges when it comes to their physical bodies and how they are perceived in society. Conventional ethical assumptions often fail to recognize these...
Can therapeutic interventions enhance coping and reduce internalized transphobia?
Coping refers to strategies that help individuals deal with stressful situations in their lives. Transphobia is...
What Are the Ethical Implications of Denying LGBTQ Individuals Access to Reproductive Technologies?
LGBTQ people face significant barriers when it comes to accessing reproductive technologies like...
Transmasculine individuals face various challenges in navigating cultural expectations and systemic barriers that prevent them from achieving social recognition and belonging. One major challenge is...
Trans embodiment is an important concept that involves experiencing oneself as being a member of the gender opposite one's assigned sex at birth. Trans people have unique perspectives on their bodies...
What is Trans Embodiment?
Embodiment refers to the act of living within one's body as it is. It involves accepting and owning one's physical form and experiencing it fully. In contrast,...
Embodiment is an essential part of being human; it shapes how individuals perceive themselves and interact with others.
When one embodies a gender that differs from their assigned sex, traditional...
How does internalized transphobia manifest in self-concept, body image, and interpersonal relationships among transgender individuals?
Internalized transphobia is a term used to describe the...
Transgender bodily autonomy is an important concept in philosophy that addresses the right to self-determination over one's own body. It is related to the idea of self-ownership, which states that...
Universities have historically been seen as bastions of knowledge and learning, but they can also be powerful engines for social change. In recent years, there has been an increasing emphasis on the...