In order to understand how queer aesthetics challenges normative assumptions about temporality, memory, and history, it is important to consider the ways in which these concepts are defined within...
A transgender person is someone who identifies with a gender different from their assigned biological one at birth. Trans identity is an important subject that has been explored by many people for...
Transgender people's experience of time is unique due to the fluidity and malleability of gender identity. Traditional philosophical models of continuity, self-authorship, and ethical transformation...
The intersection between queer identity and phenomenological accounts of temporality is an area that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years, as it offers insights into how individuals...
What Does It Mean To Live Queerly Within a Temporality That Refuses Both Linear Progress and Nostalgic Repetition?
The question of what it means to live queerly within a temporality that refuses...
Can impermanence itself be an ethical principle within queer relational philosophy? This question is explored in this article, which examines how non-binary gender identities challenge traditional...
This article will explore how a queer philosophy can inform ethical frameworks for resilience, hope, and relational flourishing. It will argue that these dimensions need to be integrated in order to...
Queer temporality is an approach to time that challenges traditional concepts of past, present, and future, often associated with heteronormative structures of power and control. It offers...
The concept of "queer time" refers to an alternative understanding of time that challenges traditional notions of linearity and productivity within capitalist societies. This idea emerged from queer...
Queer life narratives are stories that explore the experiences of LGBTQIA+ people, their identities, and how they navigate the world around them. These narratives can be written by anyone but often...