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 ---30-September-2022-Workshop-Fiction-and-Narrativ
 e-across-Media-
DTSTAMP:20220728T133253
SUMMARY:Workshop "Fiction and Narrative across Med
 ia"
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20220929T090000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20220930T090000
LOCATION:Groningen
DESCRIPTION:Workshop to mark the end of the NWO Vi
 di project The Language of Fiction and Imagination
 , Groningen, September 29-30, 2022.  Topics of int
 erest include any philosophical and linguistic top
 ics related to fiction (fictional truth/reference,
  imagination, pretense, fiction-making speech acts
 , etc) or narrative (unreliable narration, coheren
 ce, perspective, attributing mental states, etc), 
 and with a special focus on how these categories i
 nteract with differences of modality/media (signed
 , spoken, written, pictorial, movies, videogames).
  See website for list of invited speakers  We're r
 eserving some space in the program for short pitch
 es (5-10 minutes, tbd) and/or posters so (junior) 
 researchers interested in participating have the o
 ption to present research related to the workshop 
 themes. If you're interested, submit a short (max 
 1 page) abstract through the form on the website. 
 We'll make a quick selection (without anonymous pe
 er review). Deadline for submitting the short abst
 ract is August 24 (midnight). Notification of acce
 ptance before August 30.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<div>\n  <p>Workshop 
 to mark the end of the NWO Vidi project The Langua
 ge of Fiction and Imagination, Groningen, Septembe
 r 29-30, 2022.</p>\n  <p>Topics of interest includ
 e any philosophical and linguistic topics related 
 to fiction (fictional truth/reference, imagination
 , pretense, fiction-making speech acts, etc) or na
 rrative (unreliable narration, coherence, perspect
 ive, attributing mental states, etc), and with a s
 pecial focus on how these categories interact with
  differences of modality/media (signed, spoken, wr
 itten, pictorial, movies, videogames). See website
  for list of invited speakers</p>\n</div><div>\n  
 <p>We're reserving some space in the program for s
 hort pitches (5-10 minutes, tbd) and/or posters so
  (junior) researchers interested in participating 
 have the option to present research related to the
  workshop themes. If you're interested, submit a s
 hort (max 1 page) abstract through the form on the
  website. We'll make a quick selection (without an
 onymous peer review). Deadline for submitting the 
 short abstract is August 24 (midnight). Notificati
 on of acceptance before August 30.</p>\n</div>
URL:https://sites.google.com/rug.nl/fiction2022/
CONTACT:Emar Maier at e.maier at rug.nl
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