Oxford Symposia presents a special winter session: The Oxford Symposium on Literature & Legacy. A distinguished forum for the scholarly presentation and critical examination of the evolving intersections between literature, history, and the arts. Sessions will consider the enduring role of literature in reflecting and challenging societal norms, preserving cultural memory, and fostering critical discourse across time and place.

Topics may include the influence of historical narratives in literary form, the role of storytelling in constructing cultural identity, and the ways in which literature has served as both witness and agent in times of social and political change.

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We welcome contributions that engage with literature as a cultural force—past and present—and encourage investigations into the intersections of narrative, heritage, and human experience. Through these dialogues, the Symposium seeks to highlight the continuing relevance of the humanities in understanding our world.