International Conference on Comparative Philosophy and Cross-Cultural Thought (ICCPCT - 26)

This track explores the intersections of Eastern and Western art traditions, emphasizing how cultural exchanges shape artistic expression. Participants are encouraged to analyze the philosophical implications of these dialogues in the context of historical and contemporary art practices.

This session invites discussions on how different philosophical frameworks influence literary interpretation across cultures. Papers may focus on comparative analyses of literary works through the lenses of Eastern and Western philosophical thought.

This track examines the relationship between ethical considerations and aesthetic values in various cultural traditions. Contributions should address how philosophical ethics informs artistic practices and vice versa.

This session focuses on the epistemological frameworks of Eastern and Western philosophies, highlighting their similarities and differences. Participants will engage in discussions that promote a deeper understanding of knowledge systems across cultures.

This track investigates the philosophical underpinnings of culture from both Eastern and Western viewpoints. Papers should explore how cultural philosophies inform identity, values, and social practices.

This session addresses the philosophical dimensions of religious thought across different cultures. Participants are encouraged to analyze how religious philosophies interact and influence one another in a global context.

This track seeks to foster discussions on the emergence of global philosophy as a field that transcends traditional boundaries. Contributions should explore how diverse philosophical traditions can inform and enrich one another.

This session invites papers that engage in cross-tradition analyses of contemporary philosophical issues. Participants will explore how insights from various traditions can address modern challenges.

This track examines the complexities of ethical frameworks in intercultural contexts. Discussions will focus on how different philosophical traditions approach ethical dilemmas and the potential for dialogue between them.

This session explores the philosophical dimensions of cultural identity as expressed through various art forms. Participants will analyze how cultural philosophies shape artistic practices and the reception of art.

This track investigates historical instances of philosophical exchange between Eastern and Western traditions. Papers should focus on significant moments in history that illustrate the impact of cross-cultural dialogue on philosophical development.