Join us for a dynamic series of Oral, Poster and Virtual presentations at humanities conferences 2025

The humanities conferences 2025 organizing committee would like to invite you to the 8^th International Conference on Advanced Research in Social Sciences to be held on June 27-29, 2025 in the historic city of Oxford, UK. The ICARSS 2025 seeks to facilitate energetic discussions and exchange of ideas, and bridge the existing gaps in the various disciplines within the area of humanities studies including history, philosophy, arts, language and literature, sociology and anthropology. It actively engages early career scholars, junior researchers, established academics, research fellows and leading members from the field of humanities in the sessions. We look forward to extending a warm welcome to you at The Churchill College, University of Oxford.

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ICARSS would like to acknowledge the contribution of the most outstanding research paper to the field of Humanities by presenting its prestigious award.

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ICARSS 2025 will feature various presentation methods, utilizing the latest technology to make sure that the audience is exposed to the most relevant content and is not bound by geographical limitations.

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Invitation To Participate in Roundtable Discussion. ICARSS strives to help shape the future of these fields. That’s why we made sure that the event features a range of formats.

Abstract Format

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Full Paper Format

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Publication Opportunity

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Sociology and Anthropology

Aging
Applied Anthropology
Archaeology
Black Lives Matter
Elderly care
Child Research
Childhood Development & Schooling
Cliques and Cults
Conflict theory
Consumerism
Counter-cultures
Crime Studies
Cultural assimilation
Cultural studies
Customs
Discrimination & Prejudice
Economic Sociology
Educational Anthropology

Equal pay
Ethnicity
Family issues and Family Research
Fashion trends
Feminism
Flocking behavior
Gender Issues
Globalization Impacts
Human & Civil Rights
Humanities
Law Enforcement
Leisure, Recreation & Sports
Mass Media
Medical Sociology
Migration & Immigration
Myth & Folklore
Nationality
Online dating

Online Society/Online Community
Peace & War
Police brutality
Political Sociology
Population
Protest
Religions & Traditions
Rural Sociology
Society
Social Mobility & Social Class
Social Policy, Social Work and Social Legislation
Social Psychology
Sub-cultures
Superstitions
Violence
Work place
Youth culture

Philosophy

Analytic Philosophy
Ancient & Classical Philosophy
Critical Theory
Eastern Philosophy
Epistemology
Existentialism
Logic
Medieval & Renaissance Philosophy
Metaphysics

Phenomenology
Philosophy of Language
Philosophy of Science
Political Philosophy
Positivism
Postmodern Philosophy
Pragmatism
Realism
Romanticism

Social Philosophy
Transcendentalism
Utilitarianism
Western Philosophy

Language and Literature

African Literature
American Literature
Asian Literature
Bilingualism
British Literature
Children’s Literature
Drama
English language teaching
Euphemisms
European Literature
Fairy tales
Fiction
Folklore
Grammar and Word Use
Humorous Literature
Language Acquisition

Language and Advertising
Language and Cultural Identity
Language and Gender
Language and Power
Language and Technology
Language and the Media
Language Disorders
Language of Politics
Languages and Dialects
Literary Styles and Movements
Literary Theory
Minority languages
Multilingualism
Musical Theater
Mystery and Detective Fiction
Myth and Folklore

Nonfiction
Novels
Offensive Language
Philosophy of Language
Phonetics
Phonology
Poetry
Professional Jargon
Science fiction
Semantics
Short Stories
Standard and Non-Standard English
Symbolism
Terminology
Theater
Written Language

History

African History
Ancient & Classical History
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
Asian History
Economic History
European History

Historiography
Middle Eastern History
Military History
North American History
Russia & The Soviet Union
Social History
Women’s History
World War I & II

Arts

Anthropology of Art
Art & Commerce
Art Censorship
Art Forgery
Art Therapy
Artistic Movements
Arts Management
Creativity

Cultural Property
Fashion & Design
Music
Philosophy of Art
Psychology of Art
Symbolism In Art
Teaching Art

Other related Social Sciences and Language and Literature, tracks and topics will also be considered.

Submitted abstracts will be evaluated by the Scientific Committee. All submissions should report original and previously unpublished research results no matter the type of research paper you are presenting. Manuscripts should meet the format set by the Conference committee and are subject to review. Detailed instructions and full paper submission guidelines will be emailed within a few weeks following the conference.

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