International Conference on Philosophy, Ethics, and Worldviews in Pacific Cultures
(ICPEWPC-27)

This track explores the philosophical underpinnings that shape the diverse cultures of the Pacific region. It invites papers that examine how these foundational beliefs influence identity, community, and ethical frameworks.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of indigenous knowledge and practices within Pacific cultures. Contributions are encouraged that address the interplay between traditional wisdom and contemporary ethical challenges.

This track investigates the various worldviews prevalent in Oceania, particularly in relation to spirituality and belief systems. Papers should highlight how these perspectives inform cultural practices and social structures.

This session examines the impact of colonialism on Pacific societies and the narratives of resistance that have emerged. Contributions should analyze how these historical contexts shape contemporary identities and community dynamics.

This track delves into the cosmological beliefs of Pacific cultures and their implications for environmental ethics. Papers are invited that explore the relationship between spiritual beliefs and ecological stewardship.

This session highlights the role of storytelling in preserving and transmitting cultural knowledge within Pacific communities. Contributions should examine the significance of narratives in shaping collective memory and identity.