“全球南方”概念深植于殖民历史、全球资本流动与非对称的知识生产机制，为文学研究提供了批判性审视历史经验、文本传播与话语权力的重要视角。这一框架揭示了世界文学格局中长期存在的中心与边缘、经典与非经典之间的结构性张力，既推动对既有理论范式适用边界的反思，也激发对多语种、多区域文学实践中思想资源与审美可能的深入发掘。随着南南合作与跨区域研究的深化，如何理解文学中的南方经验与主体声音、审视全球南方文学在流通与经典化过程中的独特轨迹，以及从非西方视角重构文学史叙事与知识生产范式，已成为学界关注的重要议题。
本次会议以“全球南方”为框架，聚焦南方文学如何通过叙事策略、美学形式与话语实践重构区域与国别研究范式，致力于构建植根南方经验的自主知识体系。会议将批判西方中心主义的文学经典体系，强调非西方视角对传统阐释框架的解构，探索南方文本所承载的地方性知识、历史记忆与身份政治对地缘研究边界的突破。在跨文化传播层面，会议将剖析文学在翻译、出版与数字流通中的结构性不平等及文化治理逻辑，通过整合文学批评、区域研究与传播理论，推动南南知识对话，构建去殖民化学术话语，为全球南方国家参与文化治理提供文学实践的创新路径。
为推动相关研究的跨学科交流与国际对话，同济大学外国语学院拟于2026年10月23日至24日举办“全球南方视野下文学研究”国际研讨会，诚邀海内外专家学者共聚研讨，共探前沿。
一、会议主题：
全球南方视野下的文学研究
二、分议题（包括但不限于）：
1、全球南方文学的叙事策略与美学机制
2、全球南方文学的政治经验、历史记忆与地方性知识
3、全球南方主体话语与去殖民化知识体系建构
4、文学经典的南方重构与批判性阐释
5、西方文学与知识体系中的全球南方
6、全球南方理论与文学研究方法创新
7、全球南方文学翻译、教学与研究
8、其他相关议题，可参见https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues/the-global-south-as-world-literature/。
三、会议形式
1、主旨报告（Keynote speeches）
2、分论坛专题报告（Panel sessions）
3、青年学者论坛（Early career forum）
四、会议时间与地点
会议时间：2026年10月23日-2026年10月24日
会议地点：同济大学四平路校区（上海市杨浦区四平路1239号）
五、会议语言
中文或英文
六、投稿方式
1. 论文摘要：中文或英文，300-500词；论文摘要应包含论文题目、作者姓名、单位、职务、研究方向及联系方式。
2. 请将个人论文摘要提交至邮箱：globalsouthlit_tj@163.com。
3. 截止日期：2026年9月19日
4. 邮件主题注明：“全球南方视野下文学研究国际研讨会投稿+作者姓名”。
5. 会议组委会将组织专家对投稿进行评审，并于2026年9月30日前通知录用结果。
七、会议费用
会务费：每人1000元，在校研究生凭学生证500元/人。参会者请自行安排交通和住宿。
会议具体安排及后续通知将另行发布。
八、联系信息
王老师13596901443
袁老师18929011901
电子邮箱：globalsouthlit_tj@163.com
同济大学外国语学院
2026年6月2日
International Conference on Literary Studies: Global South Perspectives (First Circular)
The concept of the “Global South,” deeply rooted in colonial history, global capital flows, and asymmetrical knowledge production mechanisms, provides a critical lens for literary studies to re-examine historical experiences, textual transmission, and discursive power. This framework reveals the long-standing structural tensions within the world literary landscapebetween center and periphery, canonical and non-canonical—prompting reflection on the limitations of existing theoretical paradigms while inspiring deeper exploration of the intellectual resources and aesthetic possibilities inherent in multilingual, multi-regional literary practices. With the deepening of South-South cooperation and cross-regional research, key scholarly concerns have emerged: how to understand Southern experiences and subjective voices in literature, how to examine the unique trajectories of Global South literatures in circulation and canonization, and how to reconstruct literary historical narratives and knowledge production paradigms from non-Western perspectives.
This conference adopts the “Global South” as its central framework, focusing on how Southern literatures reconfigure area and national studies paradigms through narrative strategies, aesthetic forms, and discursive practices, aiming to build an autonomous knowledge system grounded in Southern experiences. It will critique the Western-centric literary canon, emphasize the deconstructive power of non-Western perspectives on traditional interpretive frameworks, and explore how Southern texts, carrying local knowledge, historical memory, and identity politics, challenge the boundaries of geo-cultural studies. At the level of cross-cultural communication, the conference will analyze structural inequalities and the logic of cultural governance in literary translation, publishing, and digital circulation. By integrating literary criticism, area studies, and communication theory, it seeks to promote South-South intellectual dialogue, construct decolonial academic discourses, and offer innovative pathways based on literary practice for Global South countries engaging in cultural governance.
To foster interdisciplinary exchange and international dialogue on these issues, the School of Foreign Studies at Tongji University will host the International Conference on Literary Studies: Global South Perspectives onOctober 23-24, 2026. Scholars from around the world are cordially invited to gather for this exploration of cutting-edge research.
I. Conference Theme:Literary Studies from Global South Perspectives
II. Sub-themes (including but not limited to):
1.Narrative Strategies and Aesthetic Mechanisms in Global South Literatures
2.Political Experience, Historical Memory, and Local Knowledge in Global South Literatures
3.Subjective Discourses of the Global South and the Construction of Decolonial Knowledge Systems
4.Southern Reconfigurations and Critical Interpretations of the Literary Canon
5.The Global South in Western Literature and Knowledge Systems
6.Innovations in Global South Theory and Literary Research Methods
7.Translation, Pedagogy, and Research of Global South Literatures
8.Other related topics. Please also see:https://think.taylorandfrancis.com/special_issues/the-global-south-as-world-literature/
III. Conference Format:
1.Keynote Speeches
2.Panel Sessions
3.Early Career Scholar Forum
IV. Date & Venue:Date: October 23-24, 2026 Venue: Tongji University, Siping Road Campus (1239 Siping Road, Yangpu District, Shanghai, China)
V. Working Languages:Chinese or English
VI. Submission Guidelines:
1.Abstract: 300-500 words in Chinese or English, including the paper title, author's name, affiliation, position, research interests, and contact information.
2.Please submit your abstract via email to:globalsouthlit_tj@163.com
3.Submission Deadline: September 19, 2026
4.Email Subject Line: Please use "Conference Submission + Author Name".
5.The conference committee will organize a peer review process. Notification of acceptance will be sent by September 30, 2026.
VII. Conference Fees:Registration Fee: 1000 RMB per person; 500 RMB for current postgraduate students (with valid student ID). Participants are responsible for their own travel and accommodation expenses. Detailed arrangements and further notices will be announced later.
VIII. Contact Information:Ms. Wang: +86-13596901443 Ms. Yuan: +86-18929011901 Email:globalsouthlit_tj@163.com
School of Foreign Studies, Tongji University June 2, 2026
