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Conference starts:

2025-12-25

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Conference Description

So, Topics of Interest for Submission include, but are Not Limited to:

I. Arts & Aesthetics

Contemporary Art Practices: New media art, performance art, socially engaged art, digital art, installation art, and their critical reception.
Art History & Theory: Re-evaluations of art historical narratives, global art histories, and the philosophical underpinnings of aesthetics.
Performing Arts: Dance, theatre, music, opera – their evolution, cultural significance, and adaptations in new technological contexts.
Visual Culture: The study of images, visual media, and their role in shaping cultural understanding and social behavior.
Film, Media & Screen Studies: Analysis of cinematic forms, television, digital media, and their cultural impact.
Sound Studies & Acoustic Ecologies: The study of sound in culture, urban soundscapes, and the impact of technology on auditory experiences.
Fashion, Design & Material Culture: The cultural significance of clothing, objects, and everyday aesthetics.
II. Literature & Narrative

Literary Theory & Criticism: Current trends in literary analysis, hermeneutics, and the philosophy of language.
Global Literatures: Comparative literary studies, world literature, postcolonial literature, and translation studies.
Genre & Form: Exploration of traditional and emerging literary genres, narrative structures, and experimental forms.
Literature and Society: The role of literature in social commentary, political discourse, identity formation, and historical representation.
Digital Literature & Hypertext Narratives: The impact of digital platforms on literary creation, consumption, and interpretation.
Creative Writing & Storytelling: The craft of writing, narrative techniques, and the cultural role of storytelling in various forms.
Children's and Young Adult Literature: Its cultural significance, pedagogical implications, and evolving themes.
III. Heritage & Memory Studies

Cultural Heritage Management & Preservation: Best practices in conservation, restoration, and sustainable management of tangible and intangible heritage.
Digital Heritage: Laser scanning, 3D modeling, virtual and augmented reality for heritage documentation, preservation, interpretation, and access.
Intangible Cultural Heritage: Safeguarding traditional knowledge, oral traditions, performing arts, social practices, rituals, and craftsmanship.
Memory Studies: Collective memory, cultural memory, trauma and remembrance, the politics of commemoration, and the construction of historical narratives.
Museum Studies & Curation: Evolution of museological practices, ethical debates in museum collections, decolonizing museums, and audience engagement.
Archaeology & Material Culture: New archaeological discoveries, interpretation of material culture, and ethical issues in archaeological practice.
Tourism and Heritage: Sustainable tourism, heritage tourism, and the economic and social impacts of heritage sites.
Heritage and Conflict: Protection of cultural heritage in conflict zones, post-conflict reconstruction, and cultural diplomacy.