International Conference on Contemporary Fiction and Media Studies
(I2CFMS-27)

This track explores the construction of identity through narrative forms in contemporary literature. It seeks to examine how authors utilize storytelling to reflect and shape individual and collective identities in a globalized context.

Focusing on the dynamics of representation in contemporary media, this track analyzes how various identities are portrayed in fiction and film. It aims to critique the implications of these representations on societal perceptions and cultural narratives.

This session investigates the impact of globalization on literary production and consumption. It encourages discussions on how contemporary fiction responds to and critiques global cultural exchanges and tensions.

This track delves into the themes and techniques of postmodern literature, examining its relevance in contemporary narratives. Participants will explore the challenges and innovations that postmodernism presents in the context of current societal issues.

This session focuses on the intersection of digital culture and narrative forms in contemporary fiction. It invites papers that explore how digital media influences storytelling techniques and audience engagement.

This track examines the use of symbolism in contemporary fiction, analyzing how authors employ symbols to convey complex themes and ideas. It seeks to uncover the layers of meaning that enrich narratives in the context of modern society.