Queer temporalities challenge traditional conceptions of time by disrupting linear narratives of progress that privilege the past and future over the present moment. In this context, queer people...
The study of queer temporalities explores alternative ways of experiencing time that are non-linear, unconventional, and not dictated by societal norms. It challenges traditional ideas about...
The term "queer" refers to those who identify themselves outside of heteronormative gender and/or sexual identities, and it has been used to describe individuals who do not adhere to traditional...
The concept of aging is an integral part of human experience that encompasses physical, mental, emotional, social, and psychological changes that occur due to advancing chronology. As people age,...
Queer temporalities are those that challenge traditional understandings of time and space, particularly as they relate to gender and sexuality. They involve the creation of new forms of subjectivity...
In contemporary society, there are many approaches to making decisions about ethics, life plans, and anticipation for future events. These approaches range from utilitarianism to deontology,...
Queer temporalities are ways of experiencing time that challenge traditional linear models of time and instead emphasize nonlinear, circular, cyclical, or multidirectional forms of temporality. They...
Queer temporalities are time periods characterized by non-heterosexual identities that challenge traditional notions of linear time. They explore concepts such as transgression, fluidity, ambiguity,...
Queer temporalities refer to the way that queer people experience time differently than cisgender heterosexual individuals. This can include experiencing nonlinear, circular, or even simultaneous...
There are many different ways to think about time and how it affects our lives. One way is through the lens of queerness, which can challenge traditional concepts of time and lead to new...