Queer temporalities refer to the way that queer people experience time differently than cisgender heterosexual individuals. This can include experiencing nonlinear, circular, or even simultaneous...
The concept of "queer temporality" refers to the idea that time is experienced differently by people who identify as LGBTQ+, and it has implications for how they perceive their own identities and...
Queer temporality is an umbrella term used to describe the ways in which non-heteronormative individuals experience time differently from those who conform to traditional gender roles. It encompasses...
Philosophers have long debated how to define and conceptualize personal identity. In recent years, there has been an increased interest in understanding the experiences of transgender individuals...
Non-Binary Temporality and Identity Formation
Non-binary temporality is an idea that challenges traditional ideas about time and its relationship to identity and ethical self-cultivation. This...
This article explores how the awareness of mortality affects the ethical framework through which parents guide their children. It discusses why it is important for parents to be aware of their own...
Personal identity is an essential aspect of human experience that encompasses many factors such as gender, race, nationality, culture, religion, age, etc., all of which contribute to one's sense of...
Queer temporality is a concept that refers to non-linear and often disjointed experiences of time and space, which can be used as an alternative framework for understanding personal meaning-making,...
What role does memory play in reconstructing a coherent sense of bisexual identity through past experiences of desire?
Memory plays an important role in reconstructing a coherent sense of bisexual...
In Queer Temporalities, Lauren Berlant argues that queerness is an orientation towards temporality that challenges traditional understandings of linear time. She posits that queerness can be seen as...