This article explains how artists use their work to explore alternative ways of being and relating that challenge heteronormativity and binarism. It examines how artists create new forms of...
Queer temporality is a theoretical framework that challenges traditional ways of thinking about time. It acknowledges that time does not always follow a straight line but instead exists in nonlinear...
What Ethical Possibilities Arise When Time Is Experienced Queerly?
Time is often described as linear, progressing from past to present to future. But what if it were experienced queerly - in...
I will explore how queer ontology challenges traditional understandings of moral agency and proposes a new framework for ethics based on relational responsiveness. Queer ontology is an approach to...
Queer joy can be understood as both a result of liberation and an act of resistance to oppression. On one hand, it represents the ability to fully express one's identity without fear of judgement or...
Queer art has always been about challenging and subverting normative understandings of gender, sexuality, and identity. It's about breaking down binary categories and exploring new forms of...
Queer temporalities refer to ways of understanding time that challenge traditional linear narratives and emphasize non-heteronormative experiences and subjectivities. These temporalities often...
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...
Does Queer Critique Ultimately Aim at Dismantling the Concept of "Normal" Itself?
Queer theory is a critical approach to gender and sexuality that seeks to challenge traditional ideas about what...
How Postmodernist Approaches Can Challenge Rigid Assumptions About Gender, Sexuality, And Identity
Postmodernist theories and perspectives have been instrumental in challenging the traditional and...