Session Tracks

This track explores the significance of everyday practices in shaping historical narratives and social structures. By examining domestic life, leisure activities, and consumption patterns, we aim to uncover the intricate connections between individual actions and broader societal changes.

This session focuses on the evolution of gender roles throughout history and their impact on social dynamics. Contributions will analyze how shifts in gender expectations have influenced family structures, labor markets, and cultural practices.

This track investigates the historical patterns of migration and their effects on social identities and community structures. Papers will address the interplay between migration, cultural exchange, and the formation of urban and rural identities.

This session delves into the historical construction of childhood and its implications for socialization and identity formation. By examining childhood experiences across different cultures and eras, we seek to understand how societal norms shape the lives of children.

This track examines the role of popular culture in shaping social identities and collective memories. Contributions will explore how media, art, and entertainment reflect and influence societal values and practices.

This session addresses the evolution of work and labor practices throughout history, focusing on their social and economic implications. Papers will analyze the impact of industrialization, globalization, and labor movements on everyday life.

This track investigates the role of leisure activities in shaping social structures and community interactions. By exploring various forms of leisure, we aim to understand their significance in the construction of social identities and relationships.

This session focuses on the complexities of rural life and its influence on social structures and cultural practices. Contributions will examine the interplay between tradition and modernity in rural communities and the impact of migration on these dynamics.

This track explores the dynamics of urban communities and their role in facilitating social change. Papers will analyze how urbanization, migration, and cultural diversity shape social interactions and community identities.

This session examines the significance of family histories in constructing social narratives and identities. Contributions will explore how personal and collective memories shape our understanding of social structures and cultural heritage.

This track investigates the role of oral traditions in preserving historical memory and shaping cultural identities. By analyzing various forms of storytelling, we aim to understand their significance in the transmission of social values and historical knowledge.