International Conference on Eroticism, Feminism, and Identity Politics
(ICEFIP-27)

This track explores the intersection of desire and feminist theory, analyzing how eroticism can be a site of both empowerment and oppression. Papers will examine the ways in which feminist discourse redefines sexual agency and challenges traditional narratives of desire.

This session focuses on the complexities of intersectionality in understanding sexual politics, emphasizing how race, class, and gender identity shape experiences of eroticism. Contributions will highlight the need for inclusive frameworks that address diverse sexualities within feminist activism.

This track invites discussions on how queer theory challenges normative understandings of identity and sexuality, offering new paradigms for erotic expression. Papers will investigate the implications of queer thought for feminist movements and identity politics.

This session examines the role of cultural studies in shaping narratives around sexuality and eroticism in various media. Contributions will analyze how representations influence societal perceptions and the implications for feminist and queer activism.

This track delves into the intricate power dynamics that characterize sexual relationships, interrogating how these dynamics are informed by societal structures. Papers will explore the implications of power for sexual liberation and feminist theory.

This session highlights the role of feminist activism in advancing sexual liberation, focusing on grassroots movements and their impact on policy and societal change. Contributions will discuss strategies for mobilizing communities around issues of sexual rights.