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Keynote Speaker Sessions:
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Conference Session Tracks
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.
Foundations of Anthropological Theory
This track explores the fundamental theories that have shaped the discipline of anthropology, including evolutionism and diffusionism. Participants will critically assess the historical context and implications of these foundational theories.
Historical Particularism and Its Legacy
Focusing on the contributions of historical particularism, this track examines how specific cultural contexts influence anthropological understanding. Discussions will highlight the relevance of this approach in contemporary research.
Functionalism and Social Structures
This session will delve into the functionalist school of thought, analyzing how social structures and cultural practices serve essential functions within societies. Participants will engage with case studies that illustrate functionalist perspectives.
Cultural Ecology and Neo-Evolutionism
This track investigates the interplay between culture and environment through the lens of cultural ecology and neo-evolutionism. Presentations will address how these theories explain cultural adaptation and change over time.
Cultural Materialism and Marxist Anthropology
Exploring cultural materialism and its Marxist roots, this session will examine how material conditions shape cultural practices and social relations. Participants will discuss the implications of these theories for understanding power dynamics in societies.
Symbolic and Interpretative Anthropology
This track focuses on symbolic and interpretative approaches in anthropology, emphasizing the role of symbols and meanings in cultural practices. Discussions will include the impact of these theories on ethnographic research.
Postmodernism and Its Effects on Anthropology
Participants in this session will analyze the influence of postmodern thought on anthropological theory and practice. The track will encourage critical reflections on relativism, representation, and the role of the anthropologist.
Feminist Perspectives in Anthropology
This track will explore feminist anthropology and its critiques of traditional theories and methodologies. Participants will discuss how feminist perspectives enrich our understanding of gender and power in diverse cultures.
Interpretivist and Constructivist Theories
Focusing on interpretivist and constructivist approaches, this session will examine how these theories shape our understanding of social realities. Participants will engage in discussions about the implications for ethnographic research.
Psychoanalytic Theory in Anthropological Contexts
This track investigates the application of psychoanalytic theory within anthropology, exploring the intersections of culture, psyche, and identity. Participants will discuss case studies that illustrate these complex relationships.
Anthropology of Time and Spacetime
This session will re-think the anthropology of time and spacetime, examining how different cultures conceptualize and experience temporal and spatial dimensions. Discussions will highlight the implications for ethnographic practice and theory.