Registration and Paper Submission

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/xDY11vp271PuUvTN7

• Register and submit papers by selecting only one of the following thematic tracks: 

1. Philosophy and Critical Thought: Reception of Western thought in China and Chinese thought in Brazil; Philosophy of Religion; Social Theory;
   
   

2. Religious Studies, Theology, and Intercultural Dialogue: Religion and public space; Secularization; Spirituality and modernity.

3. Education, Science, and Social Innovation: Comparative educational policies; Technology and teaching; Social innovation and sustainable development.

4. Literary, Linguistic, and Translation Studies: Translation as a cultural act; Comparative literatures (Brazil-China).

5. History, Memory, and Globalization: Historical routes of the Atlantic and the Pacific; Processes of national formation and identity; History of ideas.

6. Psychology, Society, and Global Health: Subjectivity in contemporary times; Mental health in intercultural contexts; Community psychology.

7. Communication, Arts, and Media: Generative arts and algorithmic authorship; Transmedia storytelling and cultural memory; Post-digital aesthetics and creative agency.

8. Global Studies, Migrations, and Conflicts: Conflict resolution; migration, diaspora, and transnational identities; global ethics and cultural sustainability.

• No Registration Fees: All paper submissions are free of charge.

• Automatic Registration: Participants approved for the paper sessions will be automatically registered for the event.
  Submission Policy: An author may submit only one paper as the primary author and may participate in two or more as a co-author.

• Eligibility: We accept submissions from postgraduates (MA/MSc and PhD holders) and graduate students (Master's and Doctoral candidates).

• Selection Process: Papers will be selected by the Scientific Committee based on the submitted abstracts.

• Abstract Guidelines: The abstract must include: (1) Title, (2) brief introduction to the topic, (3) problem and objective of the study, (4) points developed, and (5) main results, conclusions, and/or final considerations. The abstract should be written as a single paragraph, without subheadings, and must not exceed 300 words. It must be submitted in the author's native language and in English.

• Attendees: Attendees must register to access the event and receive a certificate of participation.

To receive a certificate of participation as a Presenter or Attendee, please visit the Certificates for Presenters and Attendees section.