Queer theory challenges normative assumptions about gender and sexuality in literature, examining non-binary identities, subversive narratives, and LGBTQ+ representation. This topic explores how queer theorists deconstruct traditional notions of sexuality and explore fluidity in texts.
Queer Theory Introduction to Queer Theory Queer theory is a field of critical theory that emerged in the 1990s. It challenges traditional notions of gender and sexuality. Key Concepts Sexuality as Social Construct: Queer theory views sexuality as fluid and socially constructed rather than fixed or binary. Performativity: Focuses on how gender and sexuality are performed and constructed thro...…
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