Reproductive futurism

[1] Edelman created the term in the context of gay rights movements, which he saw as too culturally assimilationist.

[2] For him, such movements should be abandoned, and LGBT people should embrace their place as symbolic of the death drive (a concept in psychoanalysis).

[3] He created a related concept, the sinthomosexual – LGBT people who reject reproductive futurism and embrace the death drive.

[4] Scholar Stephen Guy-Bray writes that the theory of reproductive futurism is essentially a critique of teleology, and that it can also be applied to valuing the present over the past.

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