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History and life-writing
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History and memory narratives
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Relations between fiction and document: fact-fiction, ego-document and ego-history, etc.
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Hegemonic narratives and subaltern communities’ stories
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Oral narratives as a source of knowledge and as a strategy for meaning-making
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Narrative identities and traumas, narrative therapy
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Facts and their discursive representations: boundaries, borderliners, hybrid entities
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Material history and literary history
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Post-truth and post-factual societies
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Narratives, media, and remediations: written, visual, multimedia, and cross-media narratives
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Historicity of narrative paradigms: continuity and discontinuity in narrative models within literary history
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The role of memory in shaping multilingual identities in Europe
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Language, trauma, and memory in literature and in historical narratives
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Language, translation, and multilingual realities in the European context
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English in European higher education: pragmatic adaptation and negotiation in multilingual settings
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Sociolinguistic perspectives on language use in European societies
The deadline for abstract submissions is April 12, 2025. We invite 200-word abstracts with 4-6 keywords for 20-minute paper presentations (+10 minutes for discussion) in one of the conference languages (English, Spanish, or French). Proposals, together with a short biographical note (60-70 words, including your name, institutional affiliation, and e-mail address), must be sent as an email attachment to narratinghistories.neolaia@
Please find attached the poster and the CFP in English, French and Spanish so that you can share them with anyone you think may be interested. For more information and updates on the conference, you can check the official website: https://www.



