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International Conference on Language, Media, and Communication Studies

📅 21–22 Aug 2026 📍 Boston, USA 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the interplay between language and identity as represented in various media forms. It aims to investigate how language constructs and reflects cultural identities in contemporary society.

Focusing on the methodologies of discourse analysis, this track examines how language shapes social interactions and power dynamics. Participants will discuss the implications of discourse in various contexts, including political, educational, and media settings.

This session invites papers that analyze the role of language in constructing cultural narratives across different societies. It seeks to understand how these narratives influence social perceptions and collective memory.

This track investigates the relationship between language and power structures within society. It aims to uncover how language can be a tool for both oppression and liberation in various social contexts.

This session focuses on how language is utilized in media representations of different social groups. It aims to critically analyze the implications of language choices in shaping public perceptions and societal attitudes.

This track examines the impact of language policies on social change and cultural integration. Participants will discuss case studies that highlight the role of language in promoting or hindering social cohesion.

Focusing on the challenges and strategies of intercultural communication, this track explores how language facilitates or obstructs understanding between different cultures. It aims to highlight the importance of language in fostering global dialogue.

This session investigates how language influences the processes of knowledge creation and dissemination in various academic and professional fields. It seeks to understand the implications of language on research methodologies and outcomes.

This track explores the intersection of language and technology in modern communication practices. It aims to analyze how digital platforms are reshaping language use and interaction in society.

Focusing on the unique linguistic features of social media discourse, this track examines how language is adapted for online communication. Participants will explore the implications of these adaptations for social interaction and community building.

This session investigates the role of language in expressing and regulating emotions within social interactions. It aims to explore how linguistic choices affect interpersonal relationships and social dynamics.