This track invites papers that explore the theoretical underpinnings of historical poetics, examining how historical contexts shape poetic forms and meanings. Participants will engage with various methodologies that illuminate the relationship between poetry and its historical milieu.

This session focuses on the interplay between cultural poetics and identity formation, investigating how poetry reflects and constructs cultural narratives. Papers may analyze specific poetic works or traditions that articulate the complexities of identity within cultural contexts.

This track aims to trace the evolution of poetic traditions across different historical periods, highlighting significant literary movements and their impact on contemporary poetry. Contributions should provide insights into how historical literary practices inform modern poetic expressions.

This session seeks to explore classical poetry through a historical lens, examining its enduring influence on subsequent literary traditions. Papers may focus on specific poets, texts, or genres that exemplify the characteristics of classical poetic forms.

This track invites discussions on the cultural contexts that shape historical literature, particularly in relation to poetic works. Participants are encouraged to analyze how societal, political, and cultural factors influence the creation and reception of poetry in various historical settings.

This session examines the concept of poetic heritage and its role in fostering literary continuities across generations. Papers should explore how poets draw upon their cultural and literary legacies to create new works that resonate with historical traditions.