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ConferenceICTMA
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Registration fee$135.00
Bank charges (5.8%)$7.83
Total payable$142.83
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Access to Conference Sessions
Networking Opportunities
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• Conference Session Tracks •
SDG-Aligned Research Themes
ICTMA conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.
01 Foundations of Anthropological Theories +
This track explores the theoretical foundations that underpin anthropological research, focusing on the evolution of major theories. Participants will engage with the historical context and implications of these foundational concepts.
02 Comparative Analysis of Theoretical Approaches +
This session invites discussions on various theoretical approaches in anthropology, such as evolutionism, diffusionism, and historical particularism. Scholars will critically assess the strengths and limitations of these approaches in contemporary research.
03 Functionalism and Its Critiques +
Focusing on the functionalist school, this track examines the role of social structures in shaping cultural practices. Participants will analyze critiques of functionalism and its relevance in modern anthropological discourse.
04 Cultural Ecology and Neo-Evolutionism +
This session investigates the intersections of cultural ecology and neo-evolutionism, emphasizing how environmental factors influence cultural development. Scholars will discuss case studies that illustrate these theoretical frameworks in action.
05 Cultural Materialism and Marxist Anthropology +
This track delves into cultural materialism and its Marxist roots, exploring how material conditions shape cultural phenomena. Participants will engage in discussions on the implications of these theories for understanding social change.
06 Symbolic and Interpretative Anthropology +
Focusing on symbolic and interpretative approaches, this session examines how meaning is constructed within cultural contexts. Scholars will share insights on the methodologies used to analyze symbols and interpretations in various societies.
07 Postmodernism and Its Effects on Anthropology +
This track addresses the impact of postmodernism on anthropological theory and practice, exploring shifts in perspectives on culture and identity. Participants will critically evaluate the challenges and opportunities presented by postmodern thought.
08 Feminist Perspectives in Anthropology +
This session highlights feminist anthropology, focusing on gender as a critical lens for understanding cultural dynamics. Scholars will discuss the contributions of feminist theories to anthropological research and practice.
09 Theories of Time and Space in Anthropology +
This track re-examines the anthropology of time and space, encouraging participants to rethink conventional understandings of these concepts. Discussions will focus on how cultural perceptions of time and space shape social interactions.
10 Constructivist and Interpretivist Theories +
Focusing on constructivist and interpretivist theories, this session explores how knowledge and meaning are constructed within cultural contexts. Participants will engage in discussions on the implications of these theories for anthropological research.
11 Psychoanalytic Theory in Anthropological Research +
This track investigates the application of psychoanalytic theory within anthropology, examining how psychological frameworks can enhance our understanding of cultural phenomena. Scholars will discuss case studies that illustrate the interplay between psychology and culture.
