Gender, Eroticism, and Intersectionality (ICGEIS-26)

This track examines how gender shapes narratives surrounding sexuality and eroticism across various cultures. Contributions will analyze the intersection of gender roles and sexual expression in contemporary and historical contexts.

This session focuses on the contributions of queer theory to understanding desire and eroticism. Papers will explore how sexual politics inform and challenge traditional notions of identity and agency.

This track investigates the interplay of intersectionality and sexual politics in shaping experiences of desire and eroticism. Participants will discuss how various identities influence power relations within sexual contexts.

This session addresses the impact of cultural norms on sexual expression and identity. Papers will critically analyze how societal expectations shape individual experiences of eroticism and desire.

This track explores feminist theories related to body politics and their implications for sexuality and eroticism. Contributions will examine how bodily autonomy and representation intersect with gender and power dynamics.

This session focuses on the concept of sexual agency and its role in empowerment across diverse populations. Papers will investigate how individuals negotiate their sexual identities within various socio-political contexts.

This track examines the connections between eroticism and social justice movements. Contributions will explore how sexual expression can serve as a form of resistance against oppression and inequality.

This session analyzes the evolving nature of gender roles in contemporary discussions of sexuality and eroticism. Papers will explore how these roles influence personal and collective sexual identities.

This track investigates how desire is represented in various media and its implications for gender and sexuality. Contributions will critically assess the role of representation in shaping societal attitudes towards eroticism.

This session focuses on transnational perspectives regarding sexuality and eroticism, highlighting diverse cultural contexts. Papers will explore how globalization affects sexual politics and identities across borders.

This track examines the complex relationships between sexual identity and power structures. Contributions will analyze how various forms of identity intersect to shape experiences of oppression and liberation in sexual contexts.