Call for papers/Topics Topics of interest for submission include any topics related to: 1. Humanities The Humanities focus on the "human condition"—how we document and express our experiences through philosophy, art, and history. Philosophy Ethics and Moral Philosophy Logic and Epistemology Metaphysics Aesthetics History Ancient, Medieval, and Modern History Historiography (The study of historical writing) Cultural and Social History Military and Political History Literature Literary Theory and Criticism Comparative Literature Poetry, Prose, and Drama Creative Writing Linguistics & Languages Phonetics and Phonology Syntax and Semantics Sociolinguistics Modern and Classical Languages (Latin, Greek, etc.) The Arts Art History and Theory Musicology and Ethnomusicology Film Studies and Media Culture Architecture as Cultural Heritage Religious Studies Comparative Religion Theology Mythology and Folklore 2. Social Sciences Social Sciences use empirical and analytical methods to study how people interact within society and how institutions function. Psychology Cognitive and Behavioral Psychology Developmental Psychology Social Psychology Abnormal and Clinical Psychology Sociology Social Stratification and Inequality Urban and Rural Sociology Sociology of Gender and Sexuality Demography and Population Studies Anthropology Cultural and Social Anthropology Biological/Physical Anthropology Archaeology Linguistic Anthropology Political Science International Relations Comparative Politics Political Theory Public Policy and Administration Economics Microeconomics and Macroeconomics Econometrics Development Economics Behavioral Economics Geography (Human) Cultural Geography Geopolitics Urban Planning and Development 3. Education The field of Education examines how people learn and the best practices for teaching and administering academic environments. Pedagogy & Instruction Curriculum Development Instructional Design Early Childhood, Primary, and Secondary Education Higher Education and Adult Learning Educational Psychology Learning Theories (Constructivism, Behaviorism, etc.) Special Education and Inclusive Learning Motivation and Human Development in Schools Educational Leadership & Management School Administration Educational Policy and Law Organizational Behavior in Education Educational Technology (EdTech) Digital Literacy E-learning and Virtual Classrooms Gamification of Learning Sociology of Education Education and Social Mobility Globalization and Education Reform Diversity and Equity in Schools