International Conference on Media Narratives and Public Discourse (ICMNPD-26)

This track explores the role of media narratives in shaping political discourse and public opinion. It aims to analyze how journalistic practices influence political communication and the implications for democratic engagement.

This session focuses on the impact of social media platforms on public discourse and narrative construction. It invites papers that examine the dynamics of communication in digital spaces and their effects on civic engagement.

This track emphasizes the importance of narrative analysis as a methodological approach in journalism studies. Participants are encouraged to present research that dissects the storytelling techniques employed in news media.

This session addresses the intersection of media literacy and critical discourse analysis. It seeks contributions that investigate how media literacy initiatives can empower audiences to critically engage with narratives.

This track examines the representation of diverse identities and perspectives within media narratives. Papers should explore how these representations influence public perception and societal norms.

This session invites research that employs content analysis to uncover patterns and themes in media narratives. It aims to provide insights into the construction and dissemination of narratives across various media forms.

This track investigates the storytelling techniques utilized in public discourse and their effectiveness in engaging audiences. Contributions should highlight innovative narrative strategies that foster public dialogue.

This session focuses on the role of media narratives in promoting civic engagement and participation. It seeks to explore how narratives can mobilize communities and encourage active citizenship.

This track examines the relationship between media narratives and public opinion formation. Papers should analyze how media representations shape societal attitudes and beliefs.

This session encourages interdisciplinary perspectives on discourse studies, integrating insights from communication, sociology, and cultural studies. Participants are invited to present innovative frameworks for understanding discourse in media.

This track invites critical examinations of media narratives, focusing on power dynamics and ideological implications. Contributions should challenge dominant narratives and explore alternative discourses.