Conference Overview
The intersections of language, literature, and cultural transformation form the bedrock of how human societies construct, inherit, and contest reality. Language is not a passive mirror reflecting an objective world; it is an active, ideological medium that shapes human cognition. Literature serves as the aesthetic laboratory where these linguistic structures are negotiated, disrupted, and reimagined.When language and literature evolve, culture undergoes profound transformations—dismantling old power structures, redefining identities, and giving voice to emergent human experiences.
