Session Tracks

This track investigates the complexities of gendered desire as it manifests in various social contexts. It aims to understand how societal norms shape and are shaped by expressions of desire across different genders.

This session focuses on the interplay between eroticism and power dynamics within personal and societal relationships. It seeks to uncover how power relations influence expressions of sexuality and desire.

This track examines the contributions of queer theory to the understanding of desire and sexuality. It aims to challenge normative frameworks and explore alternative expressions of eroticism.

This session highlights feminist theories that critique traditional notions of sexuality and desire. It explores how feminist thought can reshape our understanding of eroticism and identity.

This track delves into the intersections of race, class, gender, and sexuality in shaping sexual politics. It aims to highlight how diverse identities influence experiences of desire and eroticism.

This session analyzes how different cultures represent and construct notions of desire and eroticism. It seeks to understand the impact of cultural narratives on individual and collective identities.

This track focuses on the relationship between body politics and expressions of sexuality. It aims to explore how societal expectations regarding the body influence desire and erotic experiences.

This session examines how social norms regulate expressions of desire and sexuality. It seeks to understand the implications of these regulations on individual agency and identity.

This track explores the manifestation of desire and eroticism in digital environments. It aims to analyze how technology reshapes interactions and expressions of sexuality in contemporary society.

This session investigates the influence of media representations on societal perceptions of sexuality and desire. It seeks to understand how media can both challenge and reinforce existing norms.

This track examines how globalization and transnational movements influence concepts of desire and eroticism. It aims to highlight the diverse experiences of sexuality across different cultural contexts.