The Small Worlds of Childhood: Philosophy, Poetics, and the Queer Temporalities of Early Life
The Small Worlds of Childhood examines early life through the intersecting lenses of philosophy, poetics, and queer temporalities. This interdisciplinary study invites readers to reconsider how childhood is understood, represented, and connected to ideas about time, development, and experience.
About This Book
The Small Worlds of Childhood brings philosophy, poetics, and theories of queer temporality into conversation with the study of early life.
The book considers childhood as a subject shaped by ideas about time, development, imagination, and experience.
Its interdisciplinary approach offers readers a thoughtful framework for examining the meanings and representations associated with childhood.
Written for readers interested in philosophy, literary studies, and childhood studies, this work explores the conceptual possibilities of thinking about early life in new ways.
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