International Conference on Anthropology of Religion and Belief Systems (ICARBS - 26)

This track explores the role of ritual practices in modern contexts, examining how they shape individual and collective identities. It invites discussions on the transformation and adaptation of traditional rituals in response to contemporary social dynamics.

Focusing on the interplay between sacred traditions and cultural identity, this track seeks to understand how belief systems influence cultural expressions. Papers may address the preservation of sacred traditions in an increasingly globalized world.

This session invites scholars to present innovative methodologies in the comparative study of religions, highlighting insights gained from cross-cultural analyses. It aims to foster dialogue on the implications of comparative approaches for understanding belief systems.

This track delves into the significance of symbolism within various religious practices, exploring how symbols convey meaning and shape belief. Contributions may include analyses of specific symbols and their cultural contexts across different faiths.

Examining the complex relationships between faith and culture, this session encourages discussions on how cultural contexts influence religious beliefs and vice versa. Papers may explore case studies that illustrate these dynamic interactions.

This track focuses on the formation and negotiation of religious identities in the context of globalization. It invites contributions that analyze how global forces impact local religious practices and identities.

This session investigates the function of mythology in shaping belief systems across cultures. Papers may explore the narratives, themes, and functions of myths in both historical and contemporary contexts.

This track examines the diversity of spiritual practices across different cultures, highlighting both unique expressions and shared themes. It aims to foster understanding of how spirituality manifests in various contexts.

Focusing on the impact of religious movements on social change, this session invites discussions on how these movements challenge or reinforce societal norms. Contributions may include case studies of specific movements and their broader implications.

This track explores the phenomenon of religious change, examining trends that influence belief systems and practices. Papers may address factors driving change, including sociopolitical, economic, and technological influences.

This session promotes dialogue on interfaith studies, focusing on how different religious traditions can engage with one another. It invites papers that explore successful interfaith initiatives and their impact on community cohesion.