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International Conference on History of Sexuality and Erotic Traditions

ICHSET

18th May – 19th May 2027 Dire Dawa, Ethiopia

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 3 SDG 4 SDG 5 SDG 10
01 Historical Perspectives on Sexuality +
This track invites papers that explore the evolution of sexual norms and practices across different historical periods. Emphasis will be placed on how cultural contexts have shaped and redefined notions of sexuality.
SDG 3 SDG 4
02 Eroticism in Literature and Art +
Papers in this session will analyze the representation of erotic themes in literature and visual arts throughout history. The focus will be on how these artistic expressions reflect and influence societal attitudes towards sexuality.
SDG 4 SDG 10
03 Cultural Traditions and Sexual Practices +
This track seeks to examine the interplay between cultural traditions and sexual practices across various societies. Contributions will highlight how cultural narratives inform and constrain expressions of sexuality.
SDG 5 SDG 10
04 Gender and Sexuality: Historical Intersections +
This session will explore the complex relationships between gender identities and sexual orientations throughout history. Papers will investigate how historical contexts have shaped the understanding of gender and sexuality.
SDG 5 SDG 10
05 Queer Histories and Sexual Politics +
This track focuses on the historical narratives of queer identities and the political movements surrounding them. Contributions will analyze how queer histories have been marginalized or celebrated in different cultural contexts.
SDG 10 SDG 16
06 Sexual Ethics Through Time +
Papers in this session will address the evolution of sexual ethics and moral frameworks across cultures and eras. The aim is to understand how ethical considerations surrounding sexuality have changed over time.
SDG 16
07 Social History of Sexual Norms +
This track invites submissions that investigate the social constructs of sexual norms and their implications for individuals and communities. Emphasis will be placed on the role of social movements in shaping these norms.
SDG 5 SDG 16
08 Eroticism and Power Dynamics +
This session will explore the relationship between eroticism and power, examining how power dynamics influence sexual expression and vice versa. Contributions will analyze historical case studies that illustrate these interactions.
SDG 5 SDG 10
09 Historical Change and Sexual Revolution +
This track seeks to understand the historical catalysts for sexual revolutions and their lasting impacts on society. Papers will explore key events and movements that have transformed sexual norms and practices.
SDG 5 SDG 16
10 Cultural History of Sexuality in Non-Western Societies +
This session will focus on the historical perspectives of sexuality in non-Western cultures, highlighting diverse erotic traditions. Contributions will aim to broaden the understanding of sexuality beyond Western narratives.
SDG 10 SDG 16
11 The Role of Religion in Shaping Sexuality +
This track invites papers that examine the influence of religious beliefs and institutions on sexual norms and practices throughout history. The focus will be on how religious doctrines have both constrained and liberated expressions of sexuality.
SDG 4 SDG 16