Date/Time
Date(s): 02. May – 04. May
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The conference will be held at the University of Barcelona, in Barcelona (Spain), as well as online. The in-person conference venue will be wheelchair-accessible and wheelchair-accessible facilities will be available. Service animals are welcome. We regret not being able to offer nearby disabled parking or a hearing loop. Upon request, however, we can use microphones and provide a quiet room. More generally, we will do our best to improve accessibility, both online and in-person, including for caregivers, and we encourage you to check the relevant boxes on the registration form to discuss how we can do so.
10.00 Carola Barbero (Turin), “Lost in (Literature’s) Translation”
11.00 Julia Langkau (Geneva), “Life and Literary Fiction”
12.00 Coffee
12.30 Susan L. Feagin (Temple), “Artistic Functionality”
13.30 Lunch break
15.30 Bruno Leclercq & Louis Rouillé (Liège), “When Fictive Objects are Visualized: A Challenge for Descriptive Theories”
16.30 Merel Semeijn (Groningen/Institut Nicod), “Export of Fictional Truth and Analogical Reasoning”
17.30 Elisa Paganini (Milan), “Fiction and Immorality”
9.30 Andrew Kania (Trinity), “The Meaning of Musical Works and Its Relation to Their Authentic Performance”
10.30 Patrick Keating (Trinity), “Light and Time in the Hollywood Film Noir”
11.30 Coffee
12.00 Dana LaCourse Munteanu (Ohio State), “Affects for Shock or for Prosocial Behavior? What Journalists can Learn from Aristotle and Novelists”
13.00 María José Alcaraz León (Murcia), “Autofiction in Film and Theatre”
14.00 Lunch break
15.30 Amber Ross (Florida), “Silent Narratives—Searching for the Fundamentals of Narratives Beneath Their Linguistic Form”
16.30 Mario Slugan (Queen Mary), “Potential Mechanisms Behind the Hypothesis that Fiction Influences Real-life Beliefs”
17.30 Vanessa Brassey (KCL), “The Pictorial Narrator”
10.00 Sean Clancy (East China Normal), “Imaginative Resistance as a Methodological Hazard
11.00 Chiara Brozzo (Barcelona/Birmingham), “On the Proper Aesthetic Appreciation of Nature in Design”
12.00 Coffee
12.30 Jérôme Dokic (Institut Nicod), “Disinterestedness and the Sublime”
13.30 Lunch break
15.30 Gerard Vilar (Autònoma Barcelona), “Cognitivism and Artistic Research of the Future”
16.30 Jacopo Frascaroli (York), “Engineers of the Human Soul: The Moral Responsibility of Artists and Designers”
17.30 Derek Matravers (Open University), “On the Confusion Between Being a Representation and Being a Fictional Representation.
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