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Book of abstracts · 18–19 May 2026 · Vienna, Austria

12th World Conference on Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Education

ISBN (online)
978-93-47569-37-1
Conference dates
18–19 May 2026
Venue
Vienna, Austria
Abstracts
16

Explore the Book of Abstracts for the 12th World Conference on Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences, and Education, held from May 18 to 19, 2026, in the enchanting city of Vienna, Austria. This compilation not only showcases cutting-edge research and scholarly contributions across these vital fields but also highlights the interdisciplinary dialogues and innovative themes that emerged. Featuring insights from esteemed participants, including keynote speakers renowned in their respective disciplines, this collection encapsulates the spirit of collaboration and forward-thinking that characterized the conference. Delve into these pages to discover the rich tapestry of knowledge woven together at an event that continues to shape future directions in arts, humanities, social sciences, and education.

Cite this bookAbstracts of the 12th World Conference on Arts, Humanities, Social Sciences and Education (2026). Eurasia Conferences, Vienna, Austria. ISBN 978-93-47569-37-1.

Abstracts in this book (16)

  1. Learning with Generative Artificial Intelligence in Higher Education

    Feifei Han

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-001 · registration pendingPDF
  2. Dr. Syed Aulia

    Syed Aulia

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-002 · registration pendingPDF
  3. The Artifactual Age of Chemistry: Designing, Not Discovering

    Víctor Martínez-Martínez

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-004 · registration pendingPDF
  4. Falaj Water and Trans-corporeality in Zahran Al Qasimi’s Taghribat

    Majda R. Atieh

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-005 · registration pendingPDF
  5. Georgiana Goddard King (1871–1939): A Pioneering Project in the Historiography of Portuguese Romanesque Architecture

    Maria João Neto, Teresa Neto

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-006 · registration pendingPDF
  6. Free and Easy Wandering”: Individual Freedom in Yiqiang Wu’s Art via the Bamboo Motif

    Xiujuan Yao

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-009 · registration pendingPDF
  7. A Sociological Analysis of the Walawwa as a Symbol of Sri Lankan Culture

    Upali Weerakoon

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-010 · registration pendingPDF
  8. Dard-e-Kpop and female desire: the female gaze in BTS

    Aiesha Ajmal Qureshi

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-012 · registration pendingPDF
  9. The Impact of Hooks and Teasers Strategies on the Perceived Credibility of Content on Social Media Pages

    Sora Mohammed Shatnawi, Mohammed Farouk Al-Qadi

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-013 · registration pendingPDF
  10. AI in Education Transformation: Reimagining Classrooms through Cognitive and Pedagogical Integration

    Swati Arora

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-014 · registration pendingPDF
  11. Aristotle’s Perceptual Realism in De Anima 3.2

    J. C. Weaver

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-015 · registration pendingPDF
  12. The Goddess Kills the Buffalo in the Indus Valley

    R. Saraswati Sainath

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-016 · registration pendingPDF
  13. Archaeology and Education at Crow Canyon Archaeological Center

    Tyson Hughes, Kate Hughes

    DOI 10.62422/978-93-47569-37-1-017 · registration pendingPDF