"Beyond Narrative" Conference on October 10-12, 2019
Please see our conference page for details (including a full program) about the conference "Beyond Narrative: Literature, Culture, and the Borderlands of Narrativity."
Conference
Narrative Liminality Network Culminates in Conference Looking 'Beyond Narrative'
Stefan Schubert
Fri, 11/01/2019 - 17:27
For the past two years, researchers from around Germany have investigated and discussed 'narrative liminality' in a network funded by the German Research Foundation. As part of their collaboration, they have explored and theorized the boundaries and interrelations between the symbolic forms of narrative, play, data, ritual, spectacle, and others. On October 10-12, 2019, this work culminated in a conference on the topic "Beyond Narrative: Literature, Culture, and the Borderlands of Narrativity," organized by American Studies Leipzig faculty and convened at Leipzig's University Library.
Preliminary Program for Beyond Narrative Conference Now Available
A preliminary program for the conference "Beyond Narrative: Literature, Culture, and the Borderlands of Narrativity" (October 10-12, 2019) is now available.
Narrative Liminality Members Present Research at ISSN Annual Conference in Pamplona
Members of the Narrative Liminality research network presented a number of talks at the annual conference of the Society for the Study of Narrative, held from May 30 to June 1, 2019, in Pamplona, Spain.
CfP "Beyond Narrative: Literature, Culture, and the Borderlands of Narrativity"
See the CfP for our conference "Beyond Narrative" in October 2019, out now.
Narrative Liminality at the ISSN Convention in Pamplona
Members of the Narrative Liminality network will organize two panels on topics related to the network's work at the upcoming the International Society for the Study of Narrative's Convention in Pamlona, Spain, May 30 and June 1, 2019. The two panels will focus be:
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"Between Narrative and Data" with three presentations:
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"Half Data, Half Literature: Catalog Rhetoric as Narratively Liminal Form" (Sebastian M. Herrmann)
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