How does queer temporality problematize assumptions about linearity, memory, and the unfolding of life events?
Queerness is a term that refers to people who identify themselves as being outside...
Long-term concealment of identity can have profound effects on an individual's sense of time, memory, and narrative coherence. It can create a fragmented and disjointed perception of reality that may...
Personal Memory and Collective Memory
Personal memory is an individual's own recollections of past events, emotions, and experiences. It can be shaped by many factors, including culture, family,...
Queer temporality refers to an approach to time that focuses on the intersection between identity, history, and experience. It is often used to describe how LGBTQ+ people have experienced their lives...
Queer temporalities are temporalities that challenge the normative linearity of time and its relationship to power dynamics, identity formation, and social change. By studying these alternative...
As society progresses towards greater acceptance of LGBTQ+ identities, there has been a significant shift in how older adults conceptualize their identities and communities. In particular, the rise...
Can Forgetting Itself Act As An Ethical Or Political Intervention When Memory Is Co-Opted Or Institutionalized?
Forgetting can be an act of resistance against the forces that try to control or...
Eastern Europe has witnessed significant changes in social, political, economic, and cultural spheres throughout history. These changes have impacted different aspects of society, including queer...
The concept of time is often discussed in terms of linear progression, but postmodern queer film offers an alternative view that emphasizes nonlinearity, discontinuity, and fragmentation. These films...
The following research examines the relationship between queer history, cultural identity formation, and the transmission of intergenerational knowledge within LGBTQIA+ communities. It explores how...