In queer theory, time is understood as an interconnected system that can be experienced differently based on one's gender identity, sexual orientation, race, class, age, disability, and other social...
I will discuss the concept of queer temporality and how it challenges traditional notions of success, failure, and fulfillment. Queer temporality refers to a way of thinking about time that is not...
Can joy itself be a queer ethical stance against the demand to justify one's existence through suffering or productivity?
This is an intriguing question that has been posed by many individuals who...
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...
Radical authenticity is the idea that people must be true to themselves and their values, regardless of external pressures and expectations from society. In recent years, this concept has gained...
Queer Temporality refers to the way that queer people experience time differently than cishet people do. It challenges the linear and progressive model of time that is often used to describe the...
In the traditional Western understanding of time, progress, and narrative closure, there is an underlying assumption that time moves forward from beginning to end, leading to a clear resolution or...
What is queer temporality? Queer temporality refers to a nonlinear conceptualization of time that challenges traditional ideas about success, failure, and life planning. This perspective is grounded...
The question of whether inclusive practices can coexist with meritocracy without undermining fairness and ethics is an important one to consider. On one hand, the idea behind meritocracy is that...
Queer love challenges traditional notions of what makes someone successful, productive, and worthy of owning property because it redefines these concepts based on non-traditional values such as...