IGEL 2023 conference
Monopoli, Italy
Day 1 - Thu 28 Sep 2023
: IGEL intro
2023-09-28T12:15:00Z→2023-09-28T12:30:00Z
IGEl keynote 1
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 Zoom link for keynote 1
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 Neil Cohn The grammar of visual narrative
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30 minutes COFFEE BREAK
Get some 
fresh air or a nice 
cup of coffee
IGEL poster session (
Diocesan museum, ground floor)
Naji Al Omleh
IGEL parallel session 1
2023-09-28T15:00:00Z→2023-09-28T17:00:00Z
1A.  The Spatiotemporal In-Between of Music and Language: POETRY - Ways to Investigate Phonemic Paths, Syllabic Rhythmicity and Metric Phenomena (symposium) Zoom link for parallel session 1A (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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1A.1 Judith Beck Experiencing the importance of syllabic rhythmicity: Oral/subvocalizational reading of conventional poetry
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1A.2 Courtney Hilton Hearing hidden meter: How syntax shapes the perception of metrical rhythm
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1A.3 Tudor Popescu Structure-building in music and language, seen as harmony x rhyme interaction
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1A.4 Filipi Nascimento Silva Exploring the quantitative analysis of rhythmic patterns in poetry and prose through machine learning techniques
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1B.  VR: The virtual reality of literature, and literariness in VR (symposium) Zoom link for parallel session 1B (Diocesan museum, first floor) |
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1B.1 Milica Petrovic “If I met myself”: Digital narrative approach to experiencing the self in the virtual world
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1B.2 Sabrina Bartolotta Unlocking the Power of Emotions of “Immersive Literature”
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1B.3 Melanie C. Green Pathways to Other Worlds: Narrative Transportation and Virtual Reality
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1B.4 Tilo Hartmann One world? Narrative Presence in Stories vs. Sensory Presence in Immersive Environments
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1C.  Narrative understanding Zoom link for parallel session 1C (Archeological museum) |
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1C.1 Chiao-I Tseng, Emilia Djonov Children’s Comprehension of Time in Film
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1C.2 Birte Thissen Reading into Flow: Text Comprehension and Flow during Fiction Reading
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1C.3 Kobie van Krieken, Enny Das Stories of Loss: Death and the Narrative Structure of Popular Movies
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Conference dinner
2023-09-28T18:00:00Z
Vegan? 
Vegetarian? Or 
fish?
Day 2 - Fri 29 Sep 2023
IGEL parallel session 2
2023-09-29T07:30:00Z→2023-09-29T09:00:00Z
| 2A. Empirical Ecocriticism and Climate Narratives (symposium) Zoom link for parallel session 2A (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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2A.1 Helena Bilandzic, Anja Kalch How climate change narratives help to engage audiences: Experimental evidence
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2A.2 Julia Winkler, Markus Appel Approaching climate change through fiction: Do cognitively avoidant individuals prefer Climate Fiction over non-fictional climate narratives?
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2A.3 Wojciech Malecki The impact of Dystopian and Utopian Climate Fiction on Emotions and Attitudes Toward Climate Action: Evidence from India and US
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2B.  Reading and Welbeing Zoom link for parallel session 2B (Archeological museum) |
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2B.1 Franziska Hartung How can fiction improve wellbeing?
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2B.2 Olivia Fialho Reconceptualizing processes in transformative reading
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2B.3 Taleen Nalabanadian Narrative Preferences of Depressed Individuals: A Moderated Serial Mediation Model
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2C.  Computational models of literature Zoom link for parallel session 2C (Diocesan museum, first floor) |
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2C.1 Ekaterina Tereshko Reader’s experience of style aspects reflected in online book reviews: a tentative model of style perception
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2C.2 Mareike Schumacher, Marie Flüh From Mining to Profiling: A computational literary case study on gender features in literary texts
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2C.3 Maciej Kurzynski The Sublime as a Narrative Technology - A Perspective from Modern Chinese Literature
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30 minutes COFFEE BREAK
Get some fresh air or a nice cup of coffee
IGEL parallel session 3
2023-09-29T09:30:00Z→2023-09-29T11:00:00Z
| 3A. Empirical Ecocriticism and Animal Narratives (symposium) Zoom link for parallel session 3A (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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3A.1 Amandus Hopfgarten Cat or Hen? The Impact of Narrative Representations of ‘Pets’ and ‘Farm Animals’ on Reader Attitudes towards Non-Human Animals
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3A.2 Matilda Davidsson Playing animal: player experiences of non-human beings and climate emergency futures in video games
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3A.3 Nicolai Skiveren Exploring the Impact of Food Documentaries: A Preliminary Research Design for Two Case Studies in the New Zealand Context
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| 3B. Social Reading Zoom link for parallel session 3B (Diocesan museum, first floor) |
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3B.1 Moniek Kuijpers Absorbing is not Absorbierend. Setting up a multi-lingual research project
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3B.2 Marijn Koolen et al. How can online book reviews validate empirical in-depth fiction reading typologies?
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3B.3 Lore De Greve, Gunther Martens Comparing Professional and Platform-driven Critics: A Digital and Sociological Analysis of Literary Gatekeeping and Gatewatching
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3C.  The Role of Literature in Life Zoom link for parallel session 3C (Archeological museum) |
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3C.1 Lukas Kosch et al.The auditory reception of literature: Experiences and practices with audiobooks
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3C.2 Velna Rončević Memories of the future: Literature as a source of the possible
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3C.3 Willie van Peer, Anna Chesnokova Psychopoetics of Rhythm: Is Parallelism a Path to Pleasure?
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1 hour LUNCH BREAK (Church Santa Maria degli Amalfitani)
Treat yourself to some 
stretches…. and a nice meal 
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IGEL general assembly
2023-09-29T12:00:00Z→2023-09-29T13:30:00Z
Zoom link for general assembly
15 minutes BREAK
Have you talked 
to the person next to you?
IGEL parallel session 4
2023-09-29T13:45:00Z→2023-09-29T15:15:00Z
4A.  Fictionality Zoom link for parallel session 4A (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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4A.2 Gabriele Vezzani et al. Genre Expectations and Mentalizing in Fiction vs Non-Fiction: Testing a New Theory of Mind Questionnaire
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4A.3 Lena Wimmer, Gregory Currie Cognitive effects of reading fiction: A meta-analysis
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4B.  Writing Zoom link for parallel session 4B (Diocesan museum, first floor) |
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4B.1 David Ian Hanauer The Contribution of Cognitive Engagement in Eliciting Self-Understanding in Autoethnographic Poetry Writing
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4B.2 Matthias Springer, Catharine Ertl Construction Grammar, Literariness, and the Limitation Continuum of AI
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4B.3 Brigitte Gasser Inventing the Future by Writing Science Fiction Stories
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4C.  Minds and others Zoom link for parallel session 4C (Archeological museum) |
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4C.1 Paul Sopcak, Don Kuiken, Shawn Douglas The Mediating Effects of an Explanatory Form of Reading Engagement on the Relationship Between Expressive Enactment and Distinct Moral Outcomes
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4C.2 Carmen Bonasera Effects of foregrounding on moral disengagement and negative empathy
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4C.3 Victoria Lagrange Individualized Communal Experience: Players of Detroit: Become Human
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30 minutes COFFEE BREAK
Get some fresh air or a nice cup of coffee
IGEL parallel session 5
2023-09-29T15:45:00Z→2023-09-29T17:15:00Z
| 5A. Literary reading and the mind Zoom link for parallel session 5A (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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5A.1 Marloes Mak, Myrthe Faber, Roel Willems Different Kinds of Simulation During Literary Reading: Insights from a Combined fMRI and Eye Tracking Study
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5A.2 Andrew Currie Autistic Traits and Spatial Imagery in Literary Narrative Reading
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5A.3 Ewa Nagórska, Joanna Rączaszek-Leonardi, Yanna Popova Time experience during reading – an experimental study
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| 5B. Modelling emotions and narrative Zoom link for parallel session 5B (Diocesan museum, first floor) |
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5B.1 Simone Rebora, Marina Lehmann, Anne Heumann Sentiment Analysis of German children’s and young adult fiction. Can dictionary-based approaches keep up with Transformer-based models?
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5B.2 Giulia Grisot, Berenike Hermann Is Heidi really happier in the mountains? A computational study of fictional space and emotion.
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5B.3 Evelyn Gius, Haimo Stiemer, Chris Biemann From Narrativity to Relevance - A Computational Approach Based on Events
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5C.  The medium and its space Zoom link for parallel session 5C (Archeological museum) |
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5C.1 Bien Klomberg, Irmak Hacımusaoğlu, Neil Cohn Running through the Who, Where, and When: A Cross-cultural Analysis of Situational Changes in Comics
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5C.2 Irmak Hacımusaoğlu, Bien Klomberg, Neil Cohn Navigating meaning in the spatial layouts of comics: A cross-cultural corpus analysis
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5C.3 Rabea Kohnen, Helene Eisl, Elisabeth König Rhythm - A Central Category of Material Narratology
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Day 3 - Sat 30 Sep 2023
IGEL parallel session 6
2023-09-30T07:30:00Z→2023-09-30T09:00:00Z
| 6A. Reading Poetry Zoom link for parallel session 6A (Archeological museum) |
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6A.1 Danil Fokin, Stefan Blohm Reading Russian Poetry: An expert-novice study
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6A.2 Amir Harash Contemporary Readers as an Interpretive Community – Findings from a Medieval Poetry Reading Experiment
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6A.3 Stefan Blohm, Jeroen Dera, Roel Willems Rhyme as reason: Experimental evidence from Dutch verse
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6B.  Emotion Arcs and Audience Response Zoom link for parallel session 6B (Diocesan museum, ground floor) |
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6B.1 Federico Pianzola, Srishti Sharma, Frank Tsiwah A Computational Analysis linking the Emotion Arcs of Books and Reader Response
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6B.2 Jana Lüdtke, Arthur M. Jacobs On a rollercoaster with Frieder, Jim, Hazel and Harry: Identifying emotional arcs in reader responses to children and youth books
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6B.3 Andreas van Cranenburgh Annotation and Prediction of Emotion Arcs of Movies
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30 minutes COFFEE BREAK
Get some fresh air or a nice cup of coffee
IGEL keynote 2 (Diocesan museum, ground floor)
| 2023-09-30T09:30:00Z→2023-09-30T10:30:00Z |
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Zoom link for keynote 2
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Anežka Kuzmičová Q methodology, a whole-person approach to story experience
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Closing Ceremony
2023-09-30T11:00:00Z→2023-09-30T11:30:00Z