Non-binary temporality is an essential aspect of human experience that shapes how individuals perceive time, express themselves ethically, construct their narratives, and develop personally. It...
Queer Experiences Inform Philosophical Reflection on Temporality, Memory, and Anticipation
Philosophy is concerned with understanding the nature of reality, including time, space, and human...
Nostalgia is a natural human feeling that involves reminiscing about the past and wishing for it to return. It can be a powerful force in shaping one's identity, especially for those who identify as...
Forgottenness has been a subject of interest for philosophers since ancient times. Philosophy and literature have long dealt with themes of memory, recollection, and forgetting. Aristotle argued that...
The idea that time is a human construct has been debated for centuries. While most people agree that there are objective phenomena such as day/night cycles and seasons, whether time is subjective or...
How might unconventional queer life trajectories help us reconceive what it means to age, to become, to leave, to be remembered—and what philosophical reflections follow? Unconventional queer life...
How do queer autobiographies inform our understanding of memory, identity, and existential meaning?
Autobiography is an account of one's life written by oneself or someone else, but it also refers...
We will explore how queer literature reimagines temporality, memory, and anticipation. We will start by defining these concepts and examining their significance in traditional narratives. Then, we...
The notion of queer temporality is an intricate concept that refers to the unique experiences of LGBTQIA+ individuals and their relationship with time. It challenges traditional notions of linear...
Trans embodiment is an intricate process that involves negotiating between one's physical body, mental state, cultural norms, and social expectations. It is a way for individuals to express their...