International Conference on Literature and Film Adaptation Studies (ICLFAS - 26)

This track explores the various narrative structures employed in both literature and film adaptations. Participants will analyze how these structures influence storytelling and audience engagement.

Focusing on the concept of intertextuality, this track examines how texts reference and reshape one another across different media. Scholars will discuss the implications of these relationships for understanding cultural narratives.

This session investigates how cultural identities and representations are portrayed in literary adaptations to film. Discussions will highlight the impact of these representations on audience perceptions and cultural discourse.

This track analyzes the evolving role of various media forms in shaping narratives within literature and film. Participants will consider how technological advancements influence storytelling techniques and audience reception.

This session encourages a comparative analysis of literary works and their film adaptations, focusing on thematic and stylistic differences. Scholars will explore how adaptations reinterpret original texts for new audiences.

This track delves into the historical development of adaptation theory within literary and film studies. Participants will examine key theoretical frameworks and their application to contemporary adaptations.