Suez Canal University

Faculty of Arts and Humanities

Narratology in Literature and Humanities 29:31 March 2008

عربي

Conference Pivots

First Pivot: Narrative and Linguistics Studies

1- Narrative language in Arabic literature: a historical approach.

2- Narrative language in contemporary foreign literature.

3- Stylistics and discourse analysis.

4- Diversity of narrative language in humanities.

5- Narrative rhetoric and intertextualization.

6- Renewable linguistic approaches in narrative techniques.

7- Philosophy of language between narratives and interpretation science.

8- Linguistic communications and non-verbal sign language in human groups.

9- Diversity of folk literature narrative

Second Pivot: Literary and Critical Studies and Narratives

1- Uniqueness of narrative in the Quranic tales.

2- Narrative modes in prophetic tradition [Hadith].

3- Diversity of narrative modes in fiction.

4- Narrative features in poetic tales structure.

 5- Narratives and articles.

6- Dialogue narrative in plays.

7- Narration between young and matured literature.

8- Intertexrualization  and Narratology [literary and critical].

9- Narration of patterns in comparative literature.

Third Pivot: Narratology and Foreign Languages

1- Literary theory and contemporary foreign narrative.

2- Narrative samples and issues in foreign language and literature.

3- Approaches, methods and styles of narrative in foreign languages.

4- The role of translation in comparative cultural studies.

5- Narrative prospects in political and media discourses.

6- Originating discourse science and reactivating dialogue with the other.

7- Problematic relationship between addressor and addressee (narrator and narrate).

8- Arabs in Western literature (objective juxtaposition).

9- Intertextuality and analysis of critical and literary discourse.

Fourth Pivot: Narratology Between Culture and Trends of Globalization 1- Relationship between language, culture, civilization, civility and globalization. 2- Controversial relationship between the narrator, historian and media men. 3- Informatics culture and cultural amalgamation. 4- Relationship between human species geography and creativity. 5- Prospects of mutual dialogue between East and West in terms of globalization. 6- Social contextuality in relation to interpretations of written and narrated texts. 7- Multimedia compete narrative modes. 8- Effects of traditions, norms and beliefs in narrative structure. 9- Effects of time, place (chronotope) and man in making narratives.