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This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
This track explores the application of discourse analysis methodologies to English literary texts. Participants will examine how language shapes narrative structures and character development within various literary genres.
This session focuses on the intersection of critical linguistics and power relations in society. Papers will investigate how language reflects and perpetuates social hierarchies and ideologies.
This track delves into the role of pragmatics in understanding social interactions and conversational dynamics. Contributions will highlight how context influences meaning and communication strategies.
This session examines the relationship between language use and identity construction in diverse communities. Discussions will center on how sociolinguistic factors shape personal and group identities.
This track investigates how media discourse influences public perception and societal narratives. Papers will analyze the linguistic strategies employed in various media forms to shape ideology.
This session focuses on the narrative structures within poetry and their implications for meaning-making. Participants will explore how poetic forms convey complex stories and emotions.
This track examines the role of ideology in shaping political discourse. Contributions will analyze how language is used to construct political arguments and influence public opinion.
This session invites discussions on textual studies methodologies and their applications in literary interpretation. Participants will explore how different analytical approaches yield varied readings of texts.
This track focuses on conversation analysis as a tool for understanding social norms and interactions. Papers will investigate the structures of talk and their implications for social behavior.
This session explores the relationship between critical theory and linguistic structures in texts. Participants will discuss how theoretical frameworks can inform the analysis of language.
This track examines communication analysis across multimodal contexts, including visual and textual elements. Contributions will highlight the interplay between different modes of communication and their effects on meaning.