Queer Temporality and Ethics
How Queer Temporality Influences Life Planning, Relationships, and Moral Development
Queerness is about challenging the status quo and breaking down social norms...
The purpose of this article is to examine how individuals navigate sexual boundaries within non-traditional romantic relationships that involve more than one person. Specifically, it will explore the...
The queer gaze is an exploration of alternative perspectives on beauty that goes beyond traditional gender roles and normative conceptions of what it means to be attractive. It challenges the...
Queer temporality refers to the understanding of time that challenges conventional concepts of linear progression and emphasizes the importance of non-chronological narratives, discontinuities, and...
The concept of duty and obligation is often linked to traditional heteronormative family structures, where individuals are expected to provide care and support for their spouse, children, and aging...
Intimacy is a deeply personal and intimate experience that transcends the physical realm to encompass emotional, spiritual, and psychological dimensions. Queer individuals have unique perspectives on...
Queer Philosophies of Emotional Care Challenge Traditional Assumptions About Mentorship and Guidance
The concept of queerness has evolved considerably since its introduction into mainstream...
Queerness is often associated with nontraditional forms of love, intimacy, and connection that challenge normative expectations of romantic relationships.
Many queer people prioritize emotional...
Queer friendships and chosen kin networks are unique forms of social connections that have been shown to provide support and solidarity for individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. These relationships are...
The idea that time is progressive, that it moves from past to present to future, has been central to many narratives about the development of human identity, personal growth, and romantic...