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chrononormativity: a standalone construct

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Queer studies

the use of time to organize bodies toward maximum productivity and toward normative life events such as marriage and reproduction.

In queer studies, chrononormativity refers to the use of time to organize bodies toward maximum productivity and toward normative life events such as marriage and reproduction. This meaning comes from Freeman (2010) in Time Binds.[1]

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References

Freeman, E. (2010). Time Binds. Duke University Press. https://doi.org/10.1215/9780822393184

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