International Conference on Poetry, Performance and Oral Traditions (ICPPOT - 26)

This track explores the dynamic interplay between poetry and performance, examining how oral delivery enhances the poetic experience. Participants will discuss various performance techniques and their impact on audience engagement and interpretation.

Focusing on the storytelling methods inherent in oral traditions, this track invites discussions on narrative structures and their cultural significance. Scholars will analyze how these techniques shape community identities and collective memory.

This session delves into the role of folk poetry as a medium for cultural expression and social commentary. Presentations will highlight the ways in which folk poetry reflects and shapes community values and beliefs.

This track aims to critically engage with performance poetry through various literary lenses. Participants will evaluate the aesthetic and thematic elements that define this genre and its place within contemporary literature.

Exploring the intersection of ritual and narrative, this session examines how oral narratives reinforce community identity and cultural practices. Presenters will discuss the significance of storytelling in maintaining traditions and social cohesion.

This track investigates the historical and contemporary evolution of poetic forms across cultures. Scholars will analyze how these forms adapt to changing social contexts and influence literary movements.

Focusing on the theoretical frameworks of performance studies, this session will explore the implications of performance in the interpretation of poetry. Participants will discuss how the performative aspect alters the reception and meaning of poetic works.

This track highlights the significance of community narratives within oral literature, emphasizing their role in preserving cultural heritage. Presentations will explore how these narratives contribute to the understanding of social dynamics and collective identity.

This session examines the relationship between folklore studies and poetic expression, focusing on how folklore informs poetic practices. Scholars will discuss the transformative power of folklore in shaping literary forms and themes.

This track investigates the mechanisms of storytelling as a means of cultural transmission across generations. Presentations will explore the pedagogical aspects of storytelling and its impact on cultural continuity.

This session invites interdisciplinary perspectives on the study of poetry and performance, encouraging dialogue between literature, linguistics, and cultural studies. Participants will explore innovative methodologies that enrich the understanding of poetic practices.