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,...
How Can Queer Temporalities Reshape Understandings of Life Transitions, Personal Evolution, and Temporal Experience?
Queerness is often understood to be a state of being that exists outside of...
Queer temporalities are a philosophy based on an understanding of time that is fluid and nonlinear, rather than fixed and linear. This approach to time challenges traditional understandings of time...
The idea that time can be bent or shaped to serve human purposes has been explored since ancient times. In modern science fiction, writers like H.G Wells and Jules Verne have imagined alternative...
The concept of linear progression is ingrained within Western culture. We are taught to plan for the future, set goals, and move toward them one step at a time. This is especially true when it comes...
The Queer Temporalities of Care theory suggests that different understandings of time and space can provide insights into sustainable practices for both individuals and communities. This approach has...
Can queer temporalities provide new ethical and metaphysical models for understanding relational time? This question has been at the center of much recent scholarship in philosophy, social theory,...
This article explores how queer temporalities - which are alternative ways of understanding time - can inform our understanding of life milestones and transitions. Specifically, it discusses how...
Queer temporalities are nonlinear ways of thinking about time that challenge traditional ideas of chronology and linear progression.
Queer people may view their lives as a series of loops rather...