In the midst of postcolonial and patriarchal hegemonies, peripheral narratives emerge as agents of transformation, carving out space for the plurality of self and world.

“No surface holds. No figure, line, or point remains. No ground subsists. But no abyss, either. Depth, for us, is not a chasm. Without a solid crust, there is no precipice. Our depth is the thickness of our body, our all touching itself. Where top and bottom, inside and outside, ...

The witch craze wages a war against Lilith, who, born from Adam’s clay, refused to obey the Man. The burnings of her kindred become great public spectacles. Lilith leaves her life to the flames, sacrificed upon the altar of a fabricated God. But her truth will be known in the ...

The close correlation between the emergence of private property and the oppression of women, as proposed by Engels, offers an intriguing theory for understanding the development of an early patriarchy and the progression of the patriarchal system within the historical context of Europe. We are compelled to wonder whether essentialism, ...