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Taylor, Affrica; Blaise, Mindy – Discourse: Studies in the Cultural Politics of Education, 2014
This paper sets out to queer education's normative human-centric assumptions and to de-centre the straight and narrow vision of the child as only ever becoming an autonomous individual learner. It re-focuses upon the more-than-human learning that takes place when we pay attention to queerer aspects of children's, as well as our own, entangled…
Descriptors: Social Attitudes, Social Theories, Children, Foreign Countries
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Blaise, Mindy; Taylor, Affrica – Young Children, 2012
Queer theory is a new theory about gender. It is relevant to early childhood educators who wish to find new ways of understanding and challenging persistent gender stereotypes. The theory links gender stereotypes to the norms of heterosexuality. It is definitely "not" a theory about gay and lesbian identity. Queer theory is "queer" because it…
Descriptors: Feminism, Sex Stereotypes, Early Childhood Education, Young Children