Organizer: The Postgraduate Department of English, Chevalier T. Thomas Elizabeth College for Women, (Affiliated to University of Madras) PERAMBUR in collaboration with NSP Journals, New Swertia Publications
About the Conference
- When: 16 Dec 2024
- Mode: Hybrid Mode
- Registration fee needed
- Call for papers
Rapid social changes, new developments in various fields, and contemporary complexities have spurred diverse theoretical and methodological frameworks for literary and language studies. These interdisciplinary intersections in contemporary English language and literature serve to bridge diverse fields such as linguistics, artificial intelligence, cultural studies, digital humanities, and psychology. They challenge traditional interpretations, emphasizing diversity, power dynamics, identity, and representation, while promoting ethical and political awareness. This forum will enable scholars to explore new dimensions in textual analysis, reception theory, and language evolution. Embracing interdisciplinary perspectives not only revitalizes traditional literary studies, but also addresses global challenges like environmental sustainability and social justice. The objective of this conference is to understand and explore that the future lies in collaborative research that leverages multiple disciplines, enhancing the relevance and inclusivity of English language and literature as a discourse in a rapidly changing world.
Sub Themes
- AI for English Language Teaching & Learning
- Empowering Learners through Language
- Education The Digital Divide and Access to
- Language Learning Technologies
- Multimodal Learning Language and Creative
- Integrated Learning (CLIL) Developing
- Strategies to Foster Independent Learning Skills
- Critical Pedagogy and Social Justice in ELT
- Multimodal Literacy and Digital Literacy
- Emotional and Social Dimensions of
- Language Learning
- Task-Based Teaching,
- Learning & Assessment Transnationalism
- Digital Humanities
- Posthumanism
- Medical Humanities
- Blue Humanities
- Disability Studies
- Aboriginal/Tribal Community & Culture
- Culture Studies
- Postcolonial Literatures
- Green Studies
- Media Studies
Guidelines
- Guidelines Abstract must contain the name of the participant, complete college address, email id and mobile number
- Abstract should be in Times New Roman, font size 12 and 1.5 spacing, with a maximum length of 250 words and a list of 5 Key Words
Abstract should be submitted via email to ct*******************@gm***.com by November 10, 2024 Abstracts and full paper can be sent via email by November 25, 2024
- Full paper should not exceed 4000 words, with 9th Edition MLA style sheet formatting
- The presentation should be restricted to 5-7 minutes with an optional PPT
- Outstation participants can present their papers online
- No TA/DA will be provided to the participants
- Participants may join the WhatsApp group after registration
- Further details will be conveyed through an individual email
Publication Opportunities
- Publication Plagiarism check will be done before publishing the research article
- AI generated content will be regulated Selected papers will be published on further payment in our Peer Reviewed Journal- CTTE Journal of Multidisciplinary Research (CJMR) ISSN: 3048-5819
Important Dates
- Abstract Submission: November 20, 2024
- Submission of full length paper: November 25, 2024
Registration Fee
- Students & Research Scholars: 150/-
- Faculty Members: 250/-
Bank Details:
- Bank Name: State Bank of India
- Branch: Perambur
- Account Name: CTTE COLLEGE
- Account Number: 10313551041
- IFSC: SBIN0002256
Individual registration is mandatory for the co- authors.
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Faculty Coordinators
Mrs. Abigail Dennis +91 99403 21473
Ms. Rosanne J +91 8939247895
Students Coordinators
Ms. Dhrisya TD +91 79046 83231
Ms. Sneha +91 63819 17581
Contact: ct*******************@gm***.com
