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International Conference on Memory and Cultural Narratives

📅 12–13 Oct 2026 📍 Bali, Indonesia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the interplay between cultural memory and the construction of individual and collective identities. It seeks to understand how narratives shape our understanding of self and community across different historical contexts.

This session focuses on the dynamics of tradition as it interacts with transformative historical events. Papers will examine how narratives evolve over time and their implications for cultural continuity and change.

This track investigates the role of storytelling in advocating for social justice and change within various cultural contexts. It will highlight case studies where narratives have influenced public perception and policy.

This session addresses the impact of globalization on local cultural narratives and identities. It aims to uncover how global influences reshape historical storytelling and cultural practices.

This track examines the relationship between collective memory and historical trauma in societies. It invites discussions on how narratives of trauma are constructed, remembered, and transmitted across generations.

This session highlights the significance of oral histories in preserving cultural narratives and traditions. Papers will explore methodologies for collecting, analyzing, and interpreting oral testimonies.

This track focuses on the narratives that emerge in post-colonial societies and their implications for identity and memory. It seeks to analyze how these narratives challenge or reinforce historical power dynamics.

This session investigates how memory politics shape national identities and historical narratives. It will explore the role of state-sponsored narratives in constructing collective memory.

This track examines the influence of digital technology on the creation and dissemination of cultural narratives. It will explore how online platforms transform traditional storytelling practices.

This session focuses on the role of rituals in the preservation and transmission of cultural memory. It seeks to understand how ritualistic practices contribute to the formation of collective identity.

This track explores the relationship between memory, history, and artistic expression. It invites discussions on how various art forms serve as mediums for cultural narratives and historical reflection.