Queer epistemology is an area of study that focuses on how different groups experience knowledge and meaning-making processes within their communities. It challenges traditional views of knowledge by...
Queer Joy: Towards an Alternative Model of Well-Being and Ethical Fulfillment
Queer joy is a concept that has been gaining increasing recognition within academic and activist communities in recent...
Queer temporality refers to the nonlinear and nontraditional ways that people who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time. It encompasses various forms of resistance against the dominant heteronormative...
Queer temporalities refer to non-normative understandings of time that challenge dominant Western conceptions of linear, chronological, progressive time. These alternative modes of temporality are...
Queer kinship and chosen families are alternative models to traditional familial systems that challenge heteronormative assumptions about family structure, gender roles, and relationship dynamics....
Historical reconstructions of queer utopias are rich sources of inspiration for reimagining society because they offer unique perspectives on alternative ways to organize our lives and societies that...
People who experience queer time have the freedom to live for pleasure, meaning, and self-expression rather than seeking conventional success or achievements. By rejecting societal norms of...
Does queer commitment exist beyond the logic of monogamy or polyamory? In recent years, there has been an increasing interest among the LGBTQ+ community in exploring alternative forms of committed...
Queer Joy and Philosophy
The concept of queer joy is an important aspect of alternative models of flourishing, value, and ethical well-being. It refers to the recognition that sexuality and gender...
What is Queer Joy?
Queer joy is an emerging concept that explores how sexual and gender diversity can contribute to greater human flourishing and well-being. It challenges traditional notions of...