International Conference on Sexuality and Eroticism in Comparative Literature
(ICSECL-27)

This track invites papers that analyze the representation of sexuality across different literary traditions. Emphasis will be placed on how cultural contexts shape sexual narratives and expressions.

Papers in this session will investigate the role of eroticism in various cultural narratives and its implications for understanding human desire. The focus will be on how these narratives reflect and challenge societal norms.

This track seeks contributions that examine the portrayal of gender in literature, particularly in relation to sexuality and eroticism. Discussions will include the intersection of gender identity and sexual expression in diverse literary works.

This session will focus on the application of queer theory to literary texts, exploring how sexuality and identity are constructed and represented. Papers should consider the implications of queer readings on traditional literary criticism.

Contributors are invited to explore the theme of desire in literature, analyzing how it is articulated through various narrative techniques. This track will highlight the complexity of desire and its cultural implications.

This track aims to gather papers that apply feminist critique to the study of sexuality in literary texts. Participants will discuss how feminist perspectives can illuminate the power dynamics inherent in sexual representation.