International Conference on Romantic Narratives and Cultural Studies (ICRNCS - 27)

This track delves into the aesthetic principles that define Romantic literature, examining how beauty and emotion shape narrative forms. Scholars are invited to analyze the interplay between aesthetic experience and cultural context in Romantic texts.

This session focuses on how Romantic literature constructs and represents identity, exploring themes of selfhood, gender, and cultural diversity. Papers will investigate the ways in which narratives reflect and challenge societal norms of identity.

This track examines the role of memory in shaping Romantic narratives, emphasizing how recollection influences character development and thematic depth. Participants will explore the relationship between personal and collective memory in the context of Romantic literature.

Focusing on the use of symbolism in Romantic texts, this session invites discussions on how symbols convey complex meanings and emotional resonances. Scholars will analyze the significance of symbols in relation to cultural and historical contexts.

This track investigates the philosophical ideas that underpin Romantic literature, including concepts of nature, the sublime, and individualism. Papers will explore how these philosophical frameworks inform narrative structures and thematic concerns.

This session addresses the relationship between Romantic literature and cultural heritage, examining how narratives reflect and preserve cultural identities. Scholars are encouraged to explore the impact of historical context on the representation of heritage in Romantic texts.