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International Conference on Narrative, Storytelling, and Discourse

📅 26–27 Apr 2027 📍 Jakarta Raya, Indonesia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the evolving narrative structures employed in various media forms, including film, television, and digital platforms. Participants will analyze how these structures influence audience engagement and cultural representation.

This session focuses on the interplay between discourse and identity, examining how narratives shape personal and collective identities. Scholars will present research on the impact of cultural narratives on self-representation and community dynamics.

This track investigates the rise of digital storytelling and its implications for traditional narrative forms. Presentations will cover technological advancements, audience interaction, and the democratization of storytelling.

This session delves into the rhetorical strategies employed in narrative discourse, focusing on how storytelling can persuade and influence audiences. Participants will analyze case studies across various disciplines, including politics, advertising, and social movements.

This track examines how storytelling serves as a medium for cultural expression and preservation. Scholars will explore narratives from diverse cultures, highlighting the significance of storytelling in shaping cultural identities and values.

This session focuses on the dynamics of audience engagement with narratives across different platforms. Researchers will present findings on how audience perceptions and interactions shape narrative meaning and impact.

This track invites scholars to analyze narrative techniques within literary texts, emphasizing the relationship between form and meaning. Discussions will include character development, plot structure, and thematic exploration.

This session encourages interdisciplinary dialogue on storytelling, bridging fields such as psychology, sociology, and communication studies. Participants will share insights on how diverse perspectives enrich our understanding of narrative practices.

This track examines the role of narrative in constructing and challenging power dynamics within society. Scholars will analyze how representation in storytelling affects social justice, equity, and cultural narratives.

This session explores the intersection of creative writing and discourse analysis, highlighting how narrative creation can reveal underlying societal issues. Participants will discuss methodologies that integrate creative practices with analytical frameworks.

This track addresses the future trajectories of storytelling in an increasingly digital world. Scholars will explore emerging trends, challenges, and opportunities for narratives in the context of technological advancements and changing audience behaviors.