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Phenomenology's Biased Neutrality
- Phenomenology studies how humans experience and make sense of things through their senses.
- It claims neutrality but is historically and culturally influenced, favoring certain perspectives.
Queer Phenomenology Unmasks Exclusion
- Queer phenomenology reveals which experiences and objects get overlooked or disavowed in traditional phenomenology.
- It exposes how spaces favor dominant groups, making others uncomfortable or excluded.
Bodies and Spaces Shape Experience
- The design of objects and spaces often accommodates privileged bodies, causing discomfort or barriers for others.
- Phenomenological engagement varies with one's body and social position, challenging the idea of universality.