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📢 Call for Papers
Religions in South Asia & Self-Identity Organized by: Boiaarot Publication (Registered under Government of India) Website: www.boiaarotpublication.com Email: partha@boiaarotpublication.com Abstract Submission Deadline: 15 November 2025 Notification of Acceptance: 20 November 2025 Registration Fees: ₹1200 Publication Month: January 2026 *ISBN Volume (Edited Book Series on Human Civilization Studies) 🕊️ Concept Note Religion in South Asia has always been a dynamic and pluralistic field, shaping personal, communal, and national identities for centuries. From the ancient Vedic traditions and Buddhist teachings to the Bhakti, Sufi, and reformist movements, South Asian religious life continues to influence selfhood, politics, gender roles, and cultural transformation. The question of self-identity—individual and collective—has become even more complex in the face of globalization, migration, digital religiosity, and interfaith dialogue. This proposed volume, “Religions in South Asia & Self-Identity,” invites original and critical contributions from scholars, researchers, educators, and practitioners to explore how religious beliefs, practices, and institutions continue to shape personal and social identities in the South Asian context and beyond. 🎯 Main Themes Religion and the Construction of Self-Identity Personal belief, faith, and existential meaning Spiritual self and psychological well-being Religion as cultural belonging or exclusion Interfaith Relations and Pluralism in South Asia Dialogue and conflict between religious communities Syncretic traditions and inter-religious harmony Comparative study of rituals and belief systems Religion, Gender, and Power Women’s religious agency and spirituality Transgender and non-binary identities in South Asian religions Patriarchy and feminist interpretations of sacred texts Religion, Politics, and Nationhood Secularism and the state: Indian, Bangladeshi, Nepali, and Sri Lankan perspectives Religious nationalism and political mobilization Migration, diaspora, and religious identity abroad Rituals, Festivals, and Collective Memory Festivals as identity markers Ritual performances and folk expressions of belief Oral traditions, storytelling, and mythology Religion, Modernity, and Technology Digital faith: online worship, spiritual influencers, and virtual rituals Youth, media, and the reinvention of belief Globalization and the transformation of traditional spirituality Philosophical and Literary Dimensions of Religion Representations of faith in South Asian literature Religious motifs in cinema, theatre, and art Philosophical schools and re-readings of scriptures 🧭 Sub-Themes (Illustrative List) Buddhism and mindfulness as identity practices Hindu reform movements and the individual self Islam and the politics of belonging Sikhism and community consciousness Christianity in South Asia: Colonial legacies and local adaptations Indigenous and tribal religious identities Secularism, atheism, and post-religious identities Folklore, myths, and spiritual heritage in rural spaces ✍️ Submission Guidelines Abstract: 250–300 words, with 3–5 keywords Full Paper (After Selection): 2500–3000 words (including references) File Format: Word (.docx), Times New Roman, 12 pt, double-spaced Referencing Style: APA 7th Edition Submission Email: partha@boiaarotpublication.com Registration Fee: ₹1200 (includes ISBN publication, certificate, and digital copy) Accepted papers will be published in the ISBN volume titled 📘 “Religions in South Asia & Self-Identity” under the Time & Space – News on Human Civilization Series by Boiaarot Publication (Registered under Govt. of India). 📅 Important Dates Event Date Abstract Submission Deadline 15 November 2025 Notification of Acceptance 20 November 2025 Full Paper Submission 5 December 2025 Publication Release January 2026 📞 Contact Partha Sarathi Sarkar, MSc MPhil PGD Editor-in-Chief, Time & Space – News on Human Civilization Email: partha@boiaarotpublication.com Website: www.boiaarotpublication.com Phone: +91 8582837885 |
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