Titlebook: Literary Modernism, Queer Temporality; Eddies in Time Kate Haffey Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Kate Haffeywhich iteratively optimized the integration of the science and technology contents addressed. The present case supports the effectiveness of the proposed rationale to integrate science and technology in teaching practice. Implications for science education research are discussed

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y providingauni?ed analysisanddesignframeworkforrobust, monotonically-convergent ILC. The particular approach used throughout is to consider ILC design in the iteration domain, rather than in the time domain. U978-1-84996-658-0978-1-84628-859-3Series ISSN 0178-5354 Series E-ISSN 2197-7119

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Exquisite Moments and the Temporality of the Kiss in , and ,d friend, Sally Seton. More than thirty years after it has occurred, Clarissa Dalloway still remembers this kiss as “the most exquisite moment of her whole life.” Using the work of queer theorists, this chapter argues that the kiss disrupts normative narratives of development, like the bildungsroman

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,“Pure Child”: The Temporality of Childishness in Sedgwick and Stein,d childishness, Haffey examines the temporality of Stein’s concept of “the continuous present,” arguing that it subverts and disorders the relationship between child and adult. Because Stein’s term “the continuous present” bears a striking resemblance to Eve Sedgwick’s term “continuing moment,” Haff

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,Conclusion: Figuring the Future—Queer Time in Contemporary Literature,new approaches to the future. To do this, Haffey provides a summary and analysis of the debate that has occupied queer theorists for the past 15–20 years concerning the viability of the future as concept. While scholars like Lee Edelman reject wholesale the rhetoric of futurism, others like José Est

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