| Scheduled Conference | Title | |
| A POTENTIAL OF LITERATURE TO MIRROR HISTORY | Abstract | |
| Sylvie Meiliana | ||
| A STUDY OF DIRECTNESS IN MALE AND FEMALE SELLERS AND BUYERS’ NGAPAK DIALECT IN RANDUDONGKAL | Abstract | |
| Natasya Difa, Billiam Susanto, William Nathanael | ||
| AMERICAN DREAMING: A POSTCOLONIAL READING OF AMERICA IS NOT THE HEART | Abstract | |
| Jamelle Frances A. Realin | ||
| ANIME SCENES SOUNDTRACK: SEMIOTIC AND PERCEPTUAL CUES FOR FILM COMPREHENSION | Abstract | |
| Tiara Despitasari, Thafhan Muwaffaq | ||
| ANITA DESAI’S FASTING, FEASTING: THE DIFFERENT PRESENTATIONS OF CONTAGION | Abstract | |
| Stasya Yovela | ||
| BEHAVIOR RESTRICTIONS IN CUSTOMS IN PASUNDAN | Abstract | |
| Juanda Juanda | ||
| DISCRIMINATION AND PREJUDICE TOWARDS WOMEN IN ALI SMITH’S SEASONAL QUARTET | Abstract | |
| Faizzah Shabrina Zhafirah | ||
| ETHOS IN THE COURTROOM POEMS OF SIMEON DUMDUM, JR. | Abstract | |
| Christine Veloso Lao | ||
| FOCALIZATION-NARRATOR EFFECT ON PERCEIVED LIKABILITY AND VILLAINY IN KEPNES’S YOU: A NOVEL | Abstract | |
| Andy Jefferson Sabur, Retno Purwani Sari | ||
| FREEDOM AND POWER AS CONTRUCTED IN RAY BRADBURY’S FAHRENHEIT 451 | Abstract | |
| Shara Rose Virgini B. Olaya-Dionaldo | ||
| GENOMIC POETICS IN POST-BEAT POEMS OF MICHAEL MCCLURE’S ON ORGANISM AND LENORE KANDEL’S “BEAST PARADE”: RE-VIEWING TODAY’S HUMAN & ANIMAL KINDRED INTERRELATIONSHIP | Abstract | |
| Henrikus Joko Yulianto | ||
| HOW AND WHY MEN AND WOMEN SPEAK DIFFERENTLY: A CASE STUDY FROM INDONESIAN SPEAKERS IN MATARAM, PALANGKARAYA, AND TEMANGGUNG | Abstract | |
| Natasya Faskadhini Faskadhini, Elfrisa Rismonita, Helena Faustina Trisunjata | ||
| IMPROVING THINKING AND SOFT SKILLS OF LEARNERS BY INTEGRATING LITERATURE PROGRAMS INTO LANGUAGE CLASSES | Abstract | |
| Bernadhetta Roselita Anggorosari | ||
| LITERARY APPRECIATION: A MEDIA IMPLANTED CHARACTER VALUES TO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS | Abstract | |
| Prayudias Margawati | ||
| LITERATURE AND TRAVEL: VOYAGES AND VISIONS, PILGRIMAGE AND PROPHECY | Abstract | |
| Felicidad P. Galang-Pereña | ||
| LITERATURE LEARNING WITH A NUSANTARA FEMINIST PERSPECTIVE TO RAISE GENDER JUSTICE AWARENESS IN UNIVERSITIES | Abstract | |
| Wiyatmi Wiyatmi, Else Liliani, Esti Swatika Sari | ||
| MARRIAGE AND SUCCESSION: THE ANXIETY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH I | Abstract | |
| Andi Isti Nadiah | ||
| MULTIPLE FORMS OF OPPRESION ON WOMEN IN MUNA MASYARI’S DAMAR KAMBANG AND KHALED HOSSEINI’S A THOUSAND SPLENDID SUNS | Abstract | |
| Tri Pramesti, Adeline Grace Marianne Litaay, Milenia Fransisca, Berya Kamayan | ||
| PEREMPUAN PEKERJA SEKS KOMERSIAL DALAM NOVEL: PERSPEKTIF FEMINIST LEGAL THEORY | Abstract | |
| Wabilia Husnah | ||
| REPRESENTATION OF CULTURAL CONTRACTS IN KIDD’S THE SECRET LIFE OF BEES | Abstract | |
| Miyata Diva | ||
| REVEALING ORIENTALISM AND OCCIENTALISM IN AVATAR: NA’VI CONQUEST THROUGH ITS DISCOURSES | Abstract | |
| Hermawan Adi Prasetya | ||
| SEPARATION BETWEEN CONSTANCE "CONNIE" CHATTERLEY'S IDENTITIES IN LADY CHATTERLEY'S LOVER | Abstract | |
| Davinna Anggita Putri Zulkarnain | ||
| STAGES OF GRIEF AS SEEN IN MAYA ANGELOU’S “WHEN GREAT TREES FALL” | Abstract | |
| Rr. Arielia Yustisiana | ||
| TEXT AS A TOOL FOR MAINTAINING POLITICAL AND RELIGIOUS POWER IN 1-2 CHRONICLES | Abstract | |
| Nikolas Kristiyanto | ||
| THE APPLICATION OF VLADIMIR PROPP’S CHARACTER THEORY TOWARDS MALEFICENT CHARACTER | Abstract | |
| Muhamad Fauzan Setyawan, Aslamiyati Aslamiyati | ||
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Literary Studies Conference is hosted by English Letters Department & Graduate Program in English Language Studies, Universitas Sanata Dharma, Indonesia, in cooperation with Ateneo de Manila University, the Philippines.
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