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International Conference on Sociology of Culture and Everyday Practices

📅 25–26 Jan 2027 📍 Cape Town, South Africa 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the dynamics of cultural production and the various consumption practices that shape societal norms. It aims to analyze how these interactions influence identity formation and cultural narratives.

Focusing on the role of rituals in everyday life, this track examines how these practices contribute to social cohesion and cultural identity. It invites discussions on the significance of rituals in contemporary society.

This session investigates the formation of subcultures and their impact on collective memory within communities. It seeks to understand how these groups contribute to the broader cultural landscape.

This track analyzes the relationship between media representations and the construction of cultural identities. It encourages critical discussions on how media shapes perceptions of culture and society.

Exploring the intersection of art and society, this session focuses on how artistic practices reflect and influence cultural expressions. It aims to highlight the role of art in shaping social discourse.

This track examines the processes of cultural change and transformation in response to social, political, and economic factors. It seeks to understand the implications of these changes for communities and identities.

Focusing on symbolic interactionism, this session explores how individuals create meaning through social interactions in their daily lives. It aims to uncover the nuances of communication and interpretation in various contexts.

This track delves into lifestyle studies, examining how individual and collective practices shape social identities. It encourages discussions on the implications of lifestyle choices for cultural and social dynamics.

This session investigates the role of cultural institutions in facilitating or resisting social change. It aims to explore how these institutions influence cultural production and community engagement.

This track focuses on the impact of popular culture on social dynamics and cultural identity. It invites analyses of how trends in popular culture reflect and shape societal values and practices.

Exploring the complexities of cultural identity in the context of globalization, this session examines how global influences interact with local traditions. It seeks to understand the challenges and opportunities presented by cultural hybridity.