Time can be experienced in various ways beyond the normative modes of linear progression. Non‑normative experiences of time may involve expanding, contracting, looping, and hiding.
Some people...
Queer artistic practices have become increasingly popular in recent years, particularly those that explore topics such as temporality, memory, and historical consciousness. These practices often...
The intersection between metaphysics, temporality, embodiment, and social recognition is a fascinating subject that has been studied extensively in the field of philosophy.
When applied to queer...
The study of transitions, especially those related to gender, sexuality, and intimate relationships, has been an integral part of queer theory for decades. Transitions are often seen as moments of...
What is selfhood? Selfhood refers to the perception and experience of oneself as an individual entity, with its own thoughts, emotions, desires, beliefs, and actions. It includes the way people...
There has been an increasing recognition of the need to explore alternative ways of understanding time and temporality beyond traditional linear models that privilege a Western perspective based on...
We will explore how non-binary narratives can shed new light on issues related to temporality, identity, and the philosophical construction of the self. Non-binary narratives refer to stories that...
Queer temporality is an emerging field within the broader study of temporality that explores how temporal experiences are shaped and reshaped by queer identities, practices, and politics. It draws...
The concept of time is often understood to be linear, progressing from past to present to future, but what if time was more than just a line connecting events in sequence? Non-binary temporality...
Temporality is an essential aspect of human experience that influences how individuals perceive and navigate their lives. It refers to the notion of time passing and its impact on personal growth,...