International Conference on Intimacy, Eroticism, and Digital Media (ICIEDM - 26)

This track explores the dynamics of intimacy in digital spaces, focusing on how online platforms facilitate or hinder personal connections. Contributions may examine the implications of virtual relationships on emotional and sexual expression.

This session addresses the evolving nature of erotic expression in the digital age, including the role of technology in shaping desires and fantasies. Papers may investigate the impact of digital media on the construction of erotic identities.

This track invites discussions on how technology influences gendered experiences of sexuality and eroticism. Researchers are encouraged to analyze the intersection of gender, technology, and sexual identity in contemporary digital culture.

This session focuses on the application of queer theory to digital media, exploring how online platforms challenge or reinforce normative sexualities. Contributions may include analyses of queer representation and community formation in virtual spaces.

This track examines the role of social media in shaping contemporary sexual discourses and practices. Papers may explore how platforms facilitate sexual expression, identity formation, and community building.

This session invites theoretical explorations of desire as mediated by digital technologies. Contributions may engage with philosophical, psychological, or sociological frameworks to understand how desire is constructed and experienced online.

This track investigates the implications of virtual reality and immersive technologies on erotic experiences and sexual interactions. Papers may analyze how these technologies reshape perceptions of intimacy and eroticism.

This session addresses the political dimensions of sexuality in digital culture, focusing on issues of representation, censorship, and activism. Contributions may explore how digital media serves as a platform for sexual rights and advocacy.

This track examines the complexities of intimacy and privacy in online relationships, considering how digital communication alters traditional notions of personal space. Papers may discuss the implications of surveillance and data privacy on intimate connections.

This session explores the relationship between visual culture and eroticism, focusing on how digital media shapes aesthetic representations of sexuality. Contributions may analyze the impact of imagery on desire and sexual identity.

This track invites speculative discussions on the future trajectories of sexuality in an increasingly digital landscape. Papers may consider emerging technologies and their potential impact on intimacy, eroticism, and sexual expression.