Participants

1) Catharine Abell, University of Manchester: Fiction Making.  2) Peter Alward, University of Lethbridge: Varieties Of Photographic Fiction. 3) Al Baker, University of Manchester: ”People Always Think Something's All True”: How to ascertain fictional truth from unreliable narration. 4) Alexander Bareis, Lund University: Principles of Generation, Principles of Interpretation. Theoretical and Methodological Considerations. 5) Chris Bateman, International Hobo Ltd: Prop Perspective and the Aesthetics of Play. 6) Remigius Bunia, Free University Berlin: About Truth in Fiction. 7) Eva Dadlez, University of Central Oklahoma: Role-Playing, Make-Believe, and Moral Complicity. 8) Jason D’Cruz, State University of New York: Agency and Fictional Truth in Virtual Worlds. 9) Matthew DeCoursey, Hong Kong Institute of Education: Make-Believe as a Mode of Consciousness in Theatre: Redefining “Aesthetic Distance”. 10) Eran Guter, University of Haifa: Music as Ornament: Walton's Road Not Taken. 11) James Hamilton, Kansas State University: Narrative per se and Suspense Eliminativism. 12) Tobias Klauk, Tilmann Köppe, Göttingen University: Distance in Fiction. 13) Sonja Klimek, Fribourg University: “I grieve” as Make-Believe – The Generation of Fictional Truth in 18th century Lamentation Poetry. 14) Liviu Lutas, Lund University: Metalepsis and Participation in Games of Make-Believe. 15) Jukka Mikkonen, Tampere University: The Literary-Fictive Stance and Considerations of Truth. 16) Ira Newman, Mansfield University: Destabilizing Reality: Postmodernist Narrative and the Logic of Make-Believe. 17) Jérôme Pelletier, Brest/Paris University: Flitting Back and Forth Between Imaginings. 18) Mario Slugan, University of Chicago: The Status of Deixis in Fiction Film and Literature. 19) Nils-Hennes Stear, University of Michigan: Is Sports Participation a Form of Make Believe? 20) Jan-Noël Thon, University of Tübingen: Narrative Representation across Media. Hypothetical Intentions, Medial Conventions, and the Principle of Charity. 21) Sarah Worth, Furman University: Narration, Representation, Memoir, Truth, and Lies: How We Diminish the Art of Narrative with Simple Truths. 22) Frank Zipfel, Mainz University: The Fictional Truths of Drama and Theatre.
Sidansvarig: itht.luse | 2012-03-13