The poster exhibition with the primary dataset of the famous and oldest humankind inventions almost is no detectable navigation and use of worldwide water network. However, the knowledge that it is almost an essential humankind invention (equal footing with the original invention of agriculture, fire control, housing, clothing, art). We try to understand how humanity realised the benefits of the worldwide water network, what this means to raise awareness of the human spirit and understanding going out from a small limited space. I explore the tropes, stereotypes, and misconceptions that have traditionally informed media depictions of asexuality, and how these novels divert from them to provide a more accurate and nuanced representation of the asexual experience and, in doing so, establish patterns and tropes of their own from which a uniquely ‘asexual narrative’ suggests itself.Īn initiative EWA is a lifetime project started in April 2015 at Vrhnika (Slovenia) which should establish a worldwide scientific network with the almost all professionals who deal with the issues of the beginning of humankind navigation. In this paper I examine two young adult novels with asexual protagonists-Kathryn Ormsbee’s Tash Hearts Tolstoy (2017) and Claire Kann’s Let’s Talk About Love (2018)-and how their protagonists’ asexual identity is woven into their coming-of-age stories and romance arcs. This is why-as with all queer identities-it is important to represent and normalise asexuality within fiction, particularly fiction aimed at young people. This can have an especially negative effect on asexual adolescents who are not experiencing the ‘rite of passage’ that is sexual desire and experimentation with sexual relationships.

This societal narrative leaves people on the asexual spectrum-those who do not experience sexual attraction-on the margins and considered abnormal. Sex is considered an intrinsic part of being human, and the development of a relationship with sex and sexuality an intrinsic part of growing up.

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