In contemporary society, time is often understood as linear and chronological, where events occur in sequential order and people adhere to traditional notions of past, present, and future.
Some...
Non-binary temporality refers to the idea that time is not linear but rather exists simultaneously in multiple dimensions. This concept challenges traditional understandings of past, present, and...
Non-binary temporality refers to an understanding of time that is not linear, but rather cyclical or multidirectional. This means that events are not necessarily ordered sequentially, but can occur...
Non-Binary Temporality and Linear Identity
Linear identity is an assumption that time flows from past to present to future in a uniform manner, without interruptions or discontinuities. It is also...
Queer temporality is an emerging concept that challenges traditional ways of thinking about time, space, and causality. It refers to a nonlinear understanding of time and events that deviates from...
Non-binary temporality is a theoretical concept that challenges traditional understandings of time. It suggests that time can be experienced in multiple ways, including simultaneously,...