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In this latest line of my research, I explore how queer theory and its multiple epistemologies could be deployed in theoretically, methodologically, and empirically expansive ways in order to understand social and emotional textures of everyday life beyond intimate spheres of the sexual or normativity traditionally associated with queer epistemologies.

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Undoing this intertwinement between queer epistemologies and sexuality and normativity,  I am interested in understanding how queer ways of knowing, experience, and theory can help us understand the ambiguity of global politics and everyday life more broadly.

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As I am developing this intellectual inquiry as a new project, I would be very excited to discuss it in more detail with those working in the field of queer studies broadly conceived. Please get in touch!

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This research has been published in Progress in Human Geography. 

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This work is supported by the Horizon 2020 Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions Individual Fellowship (Project ID: 101023118)

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