Queer communities are often defined by their ability to create and maintain unique forms of family dynamics that deviate from traditional nuclear households. While some may consider this practice...
Queer Critique and New Imaginaries
What Forms Might Emerge?
In this essay, I will explore the question of how queer critique can be more than merely reactionary by delving into the possibility...
The term "queer family" refers to any group of people who identify themselves as such, regardless of their sexual orientation or gender identity. Queer families are often formed through intentional...
How can queer perspectives challenge and transform ideas about families, relationships, and communities? Queer thinkers have been at the forefront of questioning normative assumptions about gender,...
I will explore the ways in which indigenous knowledge can inform alternative understandings of sexuality, gender, and relationality within queer studies. Specifically, I will examine how indigenous...
When it comes to queer family structures, there is much more to consider than just the traditional heteronormative model. Gender roles, sexuality, and relational responsibilities are all challenged...
In this age of globalization and technological advancement, the concept of family has undergone significant changes. While it is generally considered to be a biologically determined phenomenon, there...
Can queer economic ethics provide models of redistribution grounded in empathy and justice? This is an intriguing question that has been explored by scholars in various fields such as economics,...
The modern world is full of various groups and communities that have found different ways to support each other outside of traditional family systems. These "chosen families" are often formed based...
Queer genealogies of resistance challenge traditional historical timelines of progress and civilization by challenging assumptions about what constitutes progress and civilization in the first place....