Eroticism plays an important role in ritual sacrifice as it helps individuals to achieve a sense of transcendence through violent acts. This is because eroticism can be used to transform violence...
We will explore how hope, joy, and resilience can be conceptualized as integral to queer existential and moral philosophy. We will look at how these concepts have been explored in philosophical...
What long-term psychological effects result from experiences of trauma, harassment, or violence among LGBT women?
The question poses itself to examine the psychological effects that arise due to...
Intersectionality is an academic term that refers to how social identities such as race, gender, class, and sexual orientation overlap and intersect within individuals' experiences. Intersectional...
Marginalized people have often been excluded from mainstream society due to their differences, which can include race, gender identity, sexual orientation, disability, economic status, age, political...
Peer influence is a crucial aspect of adolescent development that can have significant implications for identity formation, moral reasoning, and social learning outcomes. During this stage of life,...
Sexuality is a fundamental aspect of human nature that encompasses physical and emotional desires, behaviors, identities, and experiences.
Society often imposes strict norms and expectations on...
Philosophy is often seen as an abstract field that deals with lofty concepts such as truth, beauty, morality, knowledge, reality, existence, and being.
Philosophy has also been used to examine and...
The subject under discussion is what can be called the "psychosocial effects" caused by discrimination or violence against members of the LGBT community. These include the impacts that may occur both...
How Trans Identity Exemplifies Ethics Of Becoming, Autonomy And Self-Determined Transformation
Transgender identities challenge traditional norms about gender roles and expectations. These...