ILGC-CIP
Convergence and Divergence: Indian Literature in a Global Context—Canadian and Indian Perspectives 2018
Important Dates
About ILGC-CIP
We are interested in queries such as the nature of canon formations; the pedagogy of courses devoted to these areas nationally and internationally, the cross-cultural interactions that follow and so on. The objective of the conference would be to understand the modes and methods by which literature registers and attempts to grapple with colonialism, transnational migration, global capitalism and pedagogy within global shifts pertaining to national, racial, and religious identity.
Topics
Canadian studies, Indian literatureCall for Papers
FOCUS AREAS: Possible areas of interest pertaining to transnational and global contexts with a clear emphasis on Canadian and Indian perspectives may include, but are not limited to:
- Canon Formations
- Colonial, Imperial and Neo-colonial aspects
- Gender and Sexuality
- Indigenous/Aboriginal/Subaltern narratives
- Neoliberal contexts
- Pedagogical methods
- Region, Nation & Diaspora
- Translations in a transnational and global context
These areas of explorations are mere guidelines and contributors may please feel free to address the problem in their own critical and creative way. We encourage postgraduate students to present panels on any of the above-mentioned topics rather than individual papers to allow discussion and deliberation of the issue.
IMPORTANT DATES:
- Abstracts are to be sent to the Conference Director (Dr. H. Kalpana) before 15 July 2018 by email: indicanlitglobal18@gmail.com/hkalp.eng@pondiuni.edu.in.
- Intimation of the Abstracts: 5 August 2018.
REGISTRATION FEE:
- Faculty Members/Research Scholars (International): Rs. 5000
- Faculty Members (National and SAARC countries) /International Students: Rs. 2500
- Local Participants: Rs 800; Research Scholars and Students ((National and SAARC countries): Rs 500
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