This track examines how desire is constructed and regulated within various cultural contexts. It seeks to uncover the power dynamics that shape sexual identities and expressions in modern society.

This session focuses on feminist theories that interrogate the relationship between eroticism and women's agency. It aims to highlight how erotic expression can serve as a site of empowerment and resistance.

This track invites discussions on how queer theory challenges traditional notions of sexuality and gender. It explores the implications of queer identities in reshaping cultural narratives and power structures.

This session investigates the role of cultural hegemony in shaping sexual politics and norms. It aims to analyze how dominant ideologies influence perceptions of sexuality across different cultures.

This track focuses on the intersection of sexuality with other social categories such as race, class, and disability. It seeks to understand how these intersections inform individual experiences and societal structures.

This session explores the representation of eroticism in various artistic and literary forms. It aims to analyze how these representations reflect and challenge societal norms surrounding sexuality.