Queer bodies are those whose gender identity or sexual orientation does not fit into traditional binary categories such as male/female, straight/gay, etc. These bodies challenge the emotional and...
Sexual perception is an important part of human experience that can be influenced by many factors such as genetics, socialization, psychological development, cultural beliefs, and political...
Sexual autonomy is defined as the ability to choose one's own sexual identity and behavior without external influence or coercion. It involves having control over one's sexual desires and practices,...
What is Trauma-Informed Analysis of Intimacy?
Trauma-informed analysis of intimacy is an approach to understanding the ways in which personal experiences can be politically significant and...
Sexual norms can be defined as the expectations that society has about how people should behave sexually, including their attitudes towards gender roles, relationships, and sexual identity. These...
Political ideology refers to a set of beliefs, values, principles, and opinions about how society and government should be organized and governed. These ideas are often expressed through specific...
Erotic theory is a field that explores human sexuality from various perspectives, including cultural, social, psychological, and political. One of its key concepts is that sexuality cannot be...
In many cultures, people are expected to follow certain norms, values, and beliefs that govern how they behave and interact with others. These societal expectations can have a significant impact on...
The article's focus is to explore how societies have used erotic shame as a way of controlling the behavior of individuals within the context of their relationship dynamics and social interactions....
The idea that political systems shape sexual norms is well established. This paper will explore how power structures and institutions help form social conventions about what is and isn't acceptable...