Conference Themes
Themes &
Scope
Explore the key themes and research areas of INTERDISC 2026. Submissions are welcomed across the following topics and related interdisciplinary areas.
01 — Main Themes
Conference Themes
01
Linguistics & Applied Linguistics
- Digital Humanities and Computational Linguistics in Modern Society
- Eco-linguistics and Preserving Indigenous Languages through Community Action
- Sociolinguistics, Identity, and Discourse in Transnational Communities
- Critical Discourse Analysis in Social Media and Public Policy
02
Literature & Cultural Studies
- Postcolonial, Diaspora, and Transnational Literature Studies
- Digital Literature, Cyber-Sastra, and New Media Narratives
- Ecocriticism and Literature for Environmental Awareness and Empowerment
- Comparative Literature and Interdisciplinary Literary Criticism
03
Language Teaching & Pedagogy
- AI and Digital Technologies in Language and Literature Learning
- Curriculum Innovation and Pedagogy for Inclusive Language Education
- Community-Based Language Teaching and Service-Learning Approaches
- Assessment and Evaluation in Multilingual and Multicultural Classrooms
04
Culture & Community Empowerment
- Cultural Heritage Preservation and Sustainable Community Development
- Intangible Cultural Heritage, Oral Traditions, and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
- Intercultural Communication, Diversity, and Social Inclusion in Cultural Practices
- Cultural Tourism, Creative Economy, and Local Wisdom for Community Resilience
05
Other Relevant Topics
Other relevant topics from research or community empowerment activities are also welcome, particularly those that contribute to the broader interdisciplinary scope of the conference.
02 — Research Areas
Key Research Areas
Interdisciplinary submissions are welcome
The themes listed above are intended as broad areas of focus. Research that connects multiple themes, explores emerging issues, or approaches language, literature, and culture from an interdisciplinary perspective is also encouraged. Community empowerment activities and other relevant research are welcome where they contribute meaningfully to the conference scope.
