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<p>Time policy measures such as the reduction of working hours for wage labour are currently at the centre of social and academic debates. Feminist perspectives see the reduction of wage labour as an opportunity to distribute care work more fairly and to relieve those responsible for care. Ecological approaches are linked to the hope of reducing emissions and resource consumption by reducing the production sector. However, both perspectives remain stuck in a&#xa0;wage labour-centred and quantitatively oriented understanding of time, which does not do justice to the multiple rhythms of life and care.</p><p>Based on queerfeminist theories of time and the concept of more-than-human-care, this article develops a&#xa0;time-theoretical perspective that expands the understanding of (eco)feminist time politics. The temporalities of more-than-human-care are conceptualised as multiple, spiralling and divergent. The article argues that these temporalities can provide central impulses for an ecofeminist transformation of time politics and concludes by developing premises for a&#xa0;care-centred ecofeminist time politics.</p>

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Zeiten der Sorge. Ökofeministische Zeitpolitik und die Temporalitäten von more-than-human-care

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    2025年4月1日

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  • Friederike Beier

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Time policy measures such as the reduction of working hours for wage labour are currently at the centre of social and academic debates. Feminist perspectives see the reduction of wage labour as an opportunity to distribute care work more fairly and to relieve those responsible for care. Ecological approaches are linked to the hope of reducing emissions and resource consumption by reducing the production sector. However, both perspectives remain stuck in a wage labour-centred and quantitatively oriented understanding of time, which does not do justice to the multiple rhythms of life and care.

Based on queerfeminist theories of time and the concept of more-than-human-care, this article develops a time-theoretical perspective that expands the understanding of (eco)feminist time politics. The temporalities of more-than-human-care are conceptualised as multiple, spiralling and divergent. The article argues that these temporalities can provide central impulses for an ecofeminist transformation of time politics and concludes by developing premises for a care-centred ecofeminist time politics.