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International Conference on Ecocriticism and Cultural Narratives

📅 5–6 Nov 2026 📍 Milan, Italy 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the integration of ecocritical theories within contemporary literary works. Participants will analyze how modern narratives reflect environmental concerns and sustainability issues.

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural narratives and the formation of environmental identities. Papers will examine how literature shapes our understanding of self in relation to nature.

This track investigates the use of natural symbolism in English literature across various periods. Scholars will discuss how these symbols convey deeper meanings related to ecological and cultural themes.

This session highlights the role of storytelling in promoting environmental awareness and action. Participants will present narratives that effectively advocate for sustainability and climate change awareness.

This track invites discussions on ecocritical approaches from diverse cultural contexts around the world. Papers will explore how different societies interpret and represent environmental issues through literature.

This session examines how literature contributes to the discourse surrounding climate change. Participants will analyze texts that address the complexities of climate issues and their societal implications.

This track explores the intersections between cultural studies and ecocriticism in literary analysis. Scholars will discuss how cultural contexts influence ecological narratives and representations.

This session focuses on the representation of identity within ecocritical frameworks in literature. Papers will explore how authors depict the relationship between identity and environmental consciousness.

This track investigates the portrayal of nature as a character within literary texts. Participants will analyze how these representations affect readers' perceptions of the environment.

This session examines the role of myth in shaping ecological narratives within literature. Scholars will discuss how mythological frameworks can inform contemporary understandings of environmental issues.

This track explores how historical literary works address themes of sustainability and environmental stewardship. Participants will analyze the relevance of these themes in today's ecological discourse.