\n Narrative provides a framing structure for un derstanding,\n communicating, influencing, and organizing human\n experience. Systems for its analysis and production are\n incre asingly found embedded in devices and processes,\n influencing decision-making in venues as d iverse as politics,\n economics, intelligen ce, and cultural production. This\n inter-d isciplinary workshop will be an appropriate venue for\n papers addressing fundamental topics and questions regarding\n narrative, such a s the technical implementation of narrative\n systems, the theoretical bases of these framewo rks, and our\n general understanding of nar rative at multiple levels: from\n the psych ological and cognitive impact of narratives to our \n ability to model narrative responses com putationally.\n
\n\n CMN 2015 will be co-located with the Third Annual Conf erence\n on Advances in Cognitive Systems ( ACS 2015). The workshop\n will have a spec ial focus on the building cognitive systems\n that are distinguished by a focus on high-level cognition and\n decision making, reliance on rich, structured representations,\n a sy stems-level perspective, use of heuristics to hand le\n complexity, and incorporation of insig hts about human\n thinking, meaning we espe cially welcome papers relevant to the\n cog nitive aspects of narrative. Invited Speaker: Jan et\n H. Murray (Georgia Institute of Techno logy, USA)\n
\n \n \nFor more information, see\n http: //narrative.csail.mit.edu/cmn15\n
\n\n The Programme C ommittee cordially invites all researchers\n to submit their\n papers for presentation .\n Long, short and position papers are sol icited.\n Papers should \n be releva nt to issues fundamental to the computational mode ling and scientific \n understanding of nar rative.\n Submission deadline: February 2, 2015.\n
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