Organizer: DEPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES, Deenbandhu Chhotu Ram University of Science & Technology, Murthal (Sonepat) 131039, Haryana (NAAC ‘A’ Grade Accredited State Government University)
About the Conference
- When: October 14-15, 2022
- Online Mode
- Registration Fee Needed
- Call for Papers
Concept Note
As an aesthetic activist ethos, Literature has always been cognizant of social power structures. It has always aligned itself with the struggle for empowerment and emancipation. It gives vent to the aspirations and inspirations of the people and has, by unravelling the seams of power hierarchies, led to the poetics and politics of resistance. identity assertion and egalitarian world views. In the process, it often becomes the voice of the voiceless, the center for the margins and a space for resilience. Faiz hints at this role of literature when he says. “Bol ke lab azad hein tere” or when he reiterates. “Mujhse pehli si muhabbat mere mehboob na maang”. In other words, in its expressive felicity. literature can be a medium of articulation that is identity endowing in its subversive yet humanising credo. It continuously centers people-centric poetics and decentres the status-quoist politics. There is a considerable literary corpus that revolves around the issues of marginality. resistance and resilience. The proposed International Conference on “Literature, Marginality and Resilience” seeks to create a literary debate on these issues in the context of the contemporary. It aims to bring student, scholars and academics together to critically engage with these issues from multiple perspectives and diverse locations.
Call For Papers
The conference invites unpublished and original research papers with less than 10% plagiarism related, but not limited to the following theme and sub-theme of the conference:
- Dynamics of Marginalization and Resistance
- Emancipation and Empowerment of the Marginalized
- Narratives of Resistance and Resilience
- Dalit Literature and Resistance Identity Assertion and Literature
- The Poetics and Politics of Subversion and Empowerment
- Resistance as performance
- Colonialism and Counter-colonialism
- Literature and Democratic Ethos
- Literary Canons and Hegemony
- Narratives of LGBTQIAP
- The Resistive Potential of Tribal Literature
- Cinema of protest
- African Americans, Literature and Resistance
- Native Americans, Literature and Resistance
- Emerging Forms of Resistance and Literature
- The Aesthetics and Politics of Resistance
- Resistance in the Media
- Language of Resistance
- Voicing the Subaltern
- Feministic Writings and Resistance
- The idea of third space in postcolonial writing
- Posthumanism and Afrofuturism
GUIDELINES FOR PAPER SUBMISSION
The paper should be submitted strictly as per MLA 9th edition and must have minimum and maximum word limit of 3000 and 7000 words approximately. Also, there should be a bio note (maximum 70 words) of author/each author at the end of the Works Cited list.
IMPORTANT DATES
- Last Date of submission of Full Paper: 30 Sept. 2022
- Last Date of Registration: 05 Oct. 2022
- Intimation of Paper Acceptance: 01 Oct. 2022
Note: Only those research articles will be
selected which are original and will have less than 10% similarity as per UGC plagiarism rules.
REGISTRATION FEE
| Paper Presenters | Participants from India | Participants from Abroad |
| Academician | INR 1500 | USD 20 |
| Research Scholar | INR 1000 | USD 15 |
| Participant | INR 500 | USD 10 |
PAYMENT OF REGISTRATION FEE
As the candidate applies for registration, the registration link automatically directs
her/him to the payment link.
Register Here
CHIEF PATRON: Col. (Hon) Prof. (Dr.) Rajendrakumar Anayat Hon’ble Vice Chancellor
PATRON
Prof. Rekha, Dean, Faculty of Humanities &Social Sciences
Prof. Suresh Kumar, Registrar
CONVENER
Chairperson, Department of Humanities
ORGANIZING SECRETARY
Dr. Mayur Chhikara
ORGANIZING TEAM
Prof. Sujata Rana
Dr. Pradeep Singh
Dr. Dharmendra Singh
Contact
Dr Mayur Chhikara: +91-9215192446 Dr Pradeep Singh: +91-8818000084 or +91-130-2484028
Email: ftp.hum2021@dcrustm.org