1 Queer temporalities can be defined as the experience of time outside of the linear, traditional narrative that many people are familiar with. This means that instead of living life according to...
Queer temporalities refer to ways in which non-normative experiences of time are structured differently from dominant heteronormative ones. Queer temporalities involve postponement or delay of...
Queer Temporalities and Narrative Disruption
Queer temporalities refer to the ways that non-binary gender identities challenge traditional concepts of time and space. In particular, they question...
Aging is a natural process that all living beings undergo as they grow older.
Human society has constructed specific norms around age, such as birthdays, retirement ages, and life expectancies....
Queer Temporalities: What are they?
Queer temporalities refer to non-linear perspectives on time that challenge traditional narratives about chronology and temporality. These perspectives...
Scholars have begun to explore the role of gender and sexuality in timekeeping and chronometry. This has led to an increasing interest in how queer temporalities can impact our understanding of...
Can queer temporalities provide alternative frameworks for understanding social transformation, identity, and historical narrative? This is an intriguing question that has sparked much debate among...
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...
Queer temporalities refer to non-binary perspectives on time that challenge traditional ideas about sequential progress towards a final goal. In this context, what insights can be gained into life...
Queer Temporalities is a concept that refers to non-normative approaches to time and chronology in queer culture. It involves an interrogation of traditional linear concepts of time, such as past,...