International Conference on Desire, Eroticism, and Psychoanalysis (ICDEP - 26)

This track explores the multifaceted nature of desire as it intersects with various psychological theories. Participants will examine how desire shapes individual identities and interpersonal relationships.

This session focuses on the role of eroticism within psychoanalytic frameworks, emphasizing its implications for understanding human behavior. Contributions will analyze classical and contemporary psychoanalytic texts to uncover the nuances of erotic experience.

This track invites discussions on how gender influences perceptions and expressions of sexuality. Papers will address the interplay between gender identity and sexual desire, highlighting both historical and contemporary contexts.

Exploring the concept of the unconscious, this session will delve into how repressed desires manifest in various forms. Participants will investigate the implications of these manifestations for psychological well-being and relational dynamics.

This track examines the significance of erotic fantasies within the realm of psychological theory. Presentations will focus on how these fantasies inform our understanding of desire, identity, and emotional intimacy.

This session will analyze the concept of libido across different cultural contexts and its impact on sexual behavior. Contributions will explore how cultural narratives shape individual experiences of desire and eroticism.

Focusing on the intersection of sexual identity and psychoanalysis, this track will investigate how psychoanalytic theory informs our understanding of sexual orientation and identity formation. Participants will engage with case studies and theoretical frameworks.

This session will explore the intricate power dynamics that characterize sexual relationships. Papers will examine how power influences desire, consent, and emotional intimacy within various relational contexts.

This track focuses on the relationship between emotional intimacy and sexual expression. Presentations will highlight how emotional connections shape sexual experiences and desires.

This session will revisit Freudian concepts in light of contemporary understandings of sexuality. Participants will critically assess the relevance of Freud's theories in today's discourse on desire and eroticism.

Exploring the stages of psychosexual development, this track will discuss their implications for adult sexuality and desire. Contributions will analyze how early experiences shape later sexual identities and relational patterns.