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International Conference on Buddhist Languages and Translation Studies

24th Nov – 25th Nov 2026 Antalya, Turkey Standard / Physical Participation
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International Conference on Buddhist Languages and Translation Studies conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

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This track invites discussions on the interpretation and translation of key Buddhist canonical texts. Scholars are encouraged to analyze the linguistic and cultural nuances that influence these sacred writings.

This session focuses on the various languages used in Buddhist traditions across different regions. Participants will examine how linguistic diversity shapes the understanding and dissemination of Buddhist teachings.

This track addresses the complexities and challenges faced in translating Buddhist literature into contemporary languages. Papers will explore strategies to maintain the integrity of original meanings while making texts accessible to modern audiences.

This session highlights the interplay between cultural heritage and the preservation of Buddhist texts. Contributions will focus on how translation practices influence the transmission of cultural values embedded in these writings.

This track examines the role of communication in the dissemination of Buddhist teachings and practices. Scholars will analyze how various communication methods impact the understanding of Buddhist concepts in diverse cultural contexts.

This session encourages interdisciplinary dialogue among linguists, cultural historians, and translators. Participants will explore how integrating various academic perspectives can enhance the study of Buddhist translation.

This track delves into the theoretical frameworks and practical applications of Buddhist linguistics. Papers will investigate how linguistic analysis can inform the translation and interpretation of Buddhist texts.

This session explores the impact of technology on the translation and accessibility of Buddhist texts. Discussions will focus on digital tools and platforms that facilitate the study and dissemination of Buddhist literature.

This track examines how Buddhist narratives contribute to the formation of cultural identity in various societies. Participants will analyze the role of translation in shaping these narratives and their cultural significance.

This session addresses the ethical considerations involved in translating Buddhist texts. Scholars will discuss the responsibilities of translators in preserving the authenticity and intent of original works.

This track investigates the effects of globalization on the language and translation of Buddhist texts. Contributions will focus on how global interactions influence the interpretation and practice of Buddhism in diverse contexts.

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