Queer temporality is an emerging field that explores how time relates to gender, sexuality, and identity formation. It suggests that traditional concepts of time, such as linear progression or...
Queer temporalities are non-linear narratives of time that challenge traditional concepts of linearity, causality, and progress. They disrupt dominant cultural narratives and structures of power that...
In the late twentieth century, there was a resurgence of interest in queer theatre practices. This renewed interest sparked many debates about how to create works that were both politically relevant...
How does queer time complicate and enrich conventional life‑course narratives of becoming, aging and legacy, and what does that suggest for ethics of intergenerational relationality and...
The concept of queer temporality has been used to describe how time is experienced differently by people who identify as LGBTQ+. This temporal experience often challenges traditional ideas about...
The exploration of queer temporalities has been an increasingly important area of study in recent years due to its potential for rewriting the histories of LGBTQ+ communities, which have...
Queer temporality can be defined as a way of thinking about time that challenges traditional concepts of progress, development, and maturation. It is characterized by non-linear narratives, fluid...
Queer practices refer to non-normative ways of relating to time and space that challenge traditional linear narratives of life. These include fluid identities, unconventional romantic attachments,...
Queer temporality refers to the nonlinear and nontraditional ways that people who identify as LGBTQ+ experience time. It encompasses various forms of resistance against the dominant heteronormative...
I will explore how queer temporalities challenge linear life narratives by examining their impact on social and cultural practices related to gender identity, sexual orientation, and romantic...