The question of temporality has been a central concern for philosophers since ancient times.
It is only recently that scholars have begun to explore how this notion intersects with ethics. One of...
Non-Binary Temporality
The concept of "non-binary temporality" is an emerging area of study within social sciences that explores how time is experienced outside of traditional linear models such...
What is the Relationship Between Queerness, Nostalgia, and the Philosophical Experience of Time?
The philosophical concept of time refers to the nature and properties of time itself, including its...
How does the act of narrating identity transform memory into meaning?
Narrative identity is the process through which individuals construct their own self-image from personal experiences and...
How do autobiographical queer works mediate tensions between private experience, collective memory, and public recognition?
Autobiographical writing is an art form that allows writers to express...
The reconstruction of inclusive narratives of faith and identity is a critical component of our current global society. It involves considering how historical and cultural contexts have shaped our...
What is Minority Stress?
Minority stress refers to the unique set of challenges faced by individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning) and experience...
Time can be experienced in various ways beyond the normative modes of linear progression. Non‑normative experiences of time may involve expanding, contracting, looping, and hiding.
Some people...
Queer artistic practices have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly those that explore topics such as temporality, memory, and historical consciousness. These practices often...
Queer Experiences and Traditional Philosophy
In philosophy, time is understood as an objective reality that exists independently of human perception and measurement. It is often seen as a linear...