Hybrid Conferencee

International Conference on Comparative Literature (ICCL - 26)

8th - 9th December 2026 | Stratford, Canada

10% DISCOUNT

Maximum discount capped at $30. Activate your Scholarly Discount during the payment phase to lower your final checkout amount.

REVEAL OFFER
EARLY10
Sample Abstract
Download
Conference Brochure
Sample Full Paper
Download
Conference Notifications:

"Be sure to check this section regularly for all Research Plus International Conference updates. We’ll keep you informed about deadlines, event details, and more important notifications."

Call for Papers Extended:
"The deadline for full paper submissions has been extended for the Research Plus International Conference in Stratford. Submit your research by today to participate in one of the top conferences."
Certificate of Presentation:
"Present your research and receive a Certificate of Presentation to recognise your valuable contribution to the conference."
Abstract Submissions Open:
"Abstract submissions for the Stratford event are now open! Don’t miss the chance to present your research. Submit now."
Networking with Global Experts:
"Engage with researchers and professionals from around the world at the Stratford conference. Build collaborations and gain insights from leading experts."
Keynote Speaker Sessions:
"Don’t miss our Keynote Sessions in Stratford, featuring global leaders and innovators sharing their knowledge."
Best Paper & Best Paper Presentation Award:
"Submit your paper and stand a chance to win the Best Paper Presentation Award. The winner will be recognized at the conference in Stratford."
SDG-Inspired Conference Focus:
"Our conference will highlight research that addresses global sustainability, inclusive education, and solutions for environmental challenges."

Conference Session Tracks

SDG Wheel

Aligned with

UN Sustainable Development Goals

This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.

SDG 4
SDG 4 Quality Education
SDG 5
SDG 5 Gender Equality
SDG 8
SDG 8 Decent Work and Economic Growth
Track 01

Comparative Narratives in Literature

This track explores the interplay between grand narratives and localized stories within comparative literature. It aims to uncover how these narratives shape cultural identities and historical consciousness.

Track 02

The Arts as Resistance

Focusing on the role of various art forms, this session investigates how artistic expressions serve as a means of resistance against dominant cultural narratives. Participants will analyze case studies that highlight the transformative power of the arts.

Track 03

History and Alternative Histories

This track examines the construction of history through literature, emphasizing alternative histories that challenge mainstream perspectives. Discussions will center on how literary works can reshape our understanding of the past.

Track 04

Language as a Tool of Resistance

This session delves into the ways language can be employed as a form of resistance in literature. It will explore the subversive potential of language in various socio-political contexts.

Track 05

Media, Technology, and Literature

This track investigates the impact of new media and technologies on literary production and consumption. It aims to discuss how these changes influence narrative forms and reader engagement.

Track 06

Visual Power in Literature

Focusing on the intersection of literature and visual culture, this session explores how images enhance or complicate textual narratives. Participants will analyze the power dynamics involved in visual representation.

Track 07

Space and Literary Representation

This track examines how space is represented in literature and its implications for identity and power. Discussions will include the significance of geographical and metaphorical spaces in shaping narratives.

Track 08

Women's Resistance in Literature

This session highlights the role of women in literature as agents of resistance against patriarchal structures. It will explore various literary works that depict women's struggles and triumphs.

Track 09

Humor as a Subversive Tool

This track investigates the use of humor in literature as a means of subversion and critique. Participants will analyze how humor can challenge societal norms and provoke thought.

Track 10

Silence and Voice in Literary Discourse

Focusing on the themes of silence and voice, this session explores how marginalized voices are represented in literature. It aims to discuss the implications of silence in narratives of resistance.

Track 11

Globalization and Localization in Literature

This track examines the tensions between globalization and localization in literary texts. It will explore how literature reflects and responds to these complex dynamics in contemporary society.