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ISEL’s English Literature Summit 2023 intends to provide a dynamic platform for academicians and researchers to share their insights and research findings in the field of English Literature and Language.
This conference will bring together educators, researchers, and students from the domain of interest from around the world.
Topics of interest for submission include, but are not limited to:
- African Literature
- American Literature
- Asian Literature
- Bilingualism
- British Literature
- Children’s Literature
- Drama
- English language teaching
- European Literature
- Fairy tales
- Feminism
- Fiction
- Folklore
- Gender studies
- Humorous Literature
- ICT for humanities
- Indian literature
- Interdisciplinary Approaches to literary studies
- LGBT literature
- Life Skills and literary studies
- Literary Styles and Movements
- Literary theories and literature
- Literary Theory
- Literature of the marginalized
- Minority languages
- Minority voices (books and movies)
- Modern literature
- Multilingualism
- Musical Theater
- Mystery and Detective Fiction
- Myth and Folklore
- New Zealand literature
- Nonfiction
- Novels
- Offensive Language
- Pandemic literature – a knowledge source for fighting pandemics in future
- Partition literature
- Philosophy of Language
- Phonetics
- Phonology
- Poetry
- Pre-independence & post-independence literature
- Professional Jargon
- The reality of literature studies in Today’s context
- Relation between philosophy and literature
- Research in the English language and literature studies
- Role of Literature in facing human anxiety
- Science fiction
- Semantics
- Short Stories
- Standard and Non-Standard English
- Studying literature for language acquisition
- Symbolism
- Teaching English through literature
- Terminology
- The picturing of space/ female in Western texts
- Theater
- Translation studies; Translation and literature.
- Written Language
- NEP: English as a Medium of Instruction
- NEP: Humanities & Social Sciences – A paradigm shift