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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 focuses on the methodologies and practices of ethnography in the study of religious heritage. Participants will discuss how ethnographic approaches can illuminate the complexities of cultural practices and traditions within various religious contexts.
This session will examine the role of rituals in shaping societal norms and identities. Scholars are invited to present research that highlights the interplay between ritual practices and community dynamics.
This track will explore the relationship between memory and identity as it pertains to religious practices. Discussions will focus on how collective memory influences individual and communal identities within diverse cultural settings.
This session aims to analyze how cultural practices contribute to the formation and evolution of belief systems. Researchers are encouraged to share insights on the intersection of culture, belief, and identity.
This track will investigate how traditions evolve in response to contemporary societal changes. Ethnographic studies that document these transitions will be central to the discussions.
This session will focus on the role of communities in the preservation and transmission of religious heritage. Participants will discuss strategies and challenges faced by communities in maintaining their cultural practices.
This track will highlight the importance of ethnographic research in comprehending the complexities of religious diversity. Scholars will present case studies that showcase the richness of varied religious practices across different societies.
This session will explore how religious beliefs and practices intersect with social change movements. Papers will address the impact of religion on social justice, activism, and community organization.
This track will delve into the rituals associated with memory and commemoration within religious contexts. Presentations will examine how these rituals serve to reinforce community bonds and cultural identity.
This session will focus on the various ethnographic methods employed in the study of religious practices. Participants will share their experiences and challenges in conducting fieldwork within religious communities.
This track will investigate the interplay between society, identity, and religious heritage. Discussions will center on how religious heritage shapes social identities and influences community cohesion.