Call for Papers
Deadline: 21 FEB 2026
A Call for Papers is now open for another issue of the Journal of Science and Technology of the Arts (JSTA). This dossier will focus on the notion of chronopolitics, with a particular emphasis on artistic practices. Sara Castelo Branco, João Pedro Amorim, and Daniel Ribas, from the School of Arts, are co-editing the issue.
Possible submission topics:
- Chrononormativity and dissident temporalities (queer, feminist, decolonial, indigenous and in community practices).
- Chronopolitics of memory and historical narrative.
- Politics of time in ecology and interrupted temporalities (absence of future).
- Neocolonialism, Anthropocene and unequal temporalities.
- Multitemporality, cosmopolitics and indigenous futurity.
- Temporal regimes as technologies of power.
- Temporalities of late modernity, acceleration and control societies.
- Time management in urban life, at work and in digital space.
- Temporalities of care and politics of the future.
- Interrupted temporalities: precariousness, dispossession, violence and states of exception.
- Philosophy of time and its political implications.
- Loss of natural rhythms; Compression of the past and future in the present.
- Digital temporalities and non-normative modes of attention.
More information at this link.
