Session Tracks

This track explores how various media forms depict sexuality and eroticism, examining the implications of these representations on societal norms. Participants will analyze the intersection of media narratives and sexual identity across different cultural contexts.

This session focuses on the portrayal of gender roles within popular culture and its impact on perceptions of sexuality. Scholars will investigate how media constructs and reinforces traditional and non-traditional gender identities.

This track examines the reception of erotic media by diverse audiences, considering factors such as age, gender, and cultural background. Discussions will highlight how audience interpretations shape the understanding of eroticism in contemporary media.

This session delves into the cultural dimensions of sexual politics, analyzing how media influences public discourse on sexuality and power dynamics. Participants will explore case studies that illustrate the role of media in shaping sexual norms and activism.

This track investigates the relationship between visual culture and expressions of sexuality, focusing on the role of imagery in constructing erotic narratives. Scholars will discuss the impact of visual media on societal attitudes toward sexuality.

This session explores how popular culture informs and shapes individual and collective sexual identities. Participants will analyze the role of media in the formation of sexual norms and the implications for personal expression.

This track addresses the emergence of eroticism in digital media platforms, including social media and online content. Scholars will examine the implications of digital spaces for the representation and consumption of erotic material.

This session focuses on the ethical considerations surrounding the representation of sexuality in media. Discussions will include the responsibilities of media creators and the potential consequences of erotic content on audiences.

This track invites contributions that explore how sexuality is represented across different cultural and national contexts in media. Participants will analyze the transnational flow of erotic content and its implications for global sexual politics.

This session investigates the use of humor in the representation of sexuality within media, considering its potential to challenge or reinforce stereotypes. Scholars will explore how comedic narratives shape public perceptions of eroticism.

This track examines the representation of queer identities and experiences in popular media, focusing on the intersection of sexuality and cultural representation. Participants will discuss the significance of queer narratives in challenging mainstream portrayals of eroticism.