Narrative & Narratology Metamorphosing the Structures

narrative & narratology metamorphosing the structures enn european narratology network international conference th september 13−15, 2017 5 prague

narrative & narratology metamorphosing the structures enn european narratology network international conference th september 13−15, 2017 5 prague

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narrative & narratology metamorphosing the structures enn european narratology network international conference th september 13−15, 2017 5 prague

narrative & narratology metamorphosing the structures enn european narratology network international conference th september 13−15, 2017 5 prague enn enn 5th 5th programme Wednesday, September 13 / Morning

KOTĚRA HALL

9:00 to 9:30 Opening

9:30 to 10:30 – Keynote 1 The Slavic cradle of narratology: From Shklovsky’s “defamiliarization” to Mukařovský’s “semantic gesture” Wolf Schmid (University of Hamburg) 10:30 to 11:00 – Discussion JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202 11:00 to 11:30

narratological approaches to religious film narrative and narration narratives in communication narratives drama, theatre, and audionarratology experimental humanities panel Chair: Radomír D. Kokeš (Masaryk University, Chair: Sylvie Patron (University of Paris Diderot) Chair: David Stromberg (Hebrew University of Chair: Jan Horstmann (University of Hamburg) Chair: Tobias Hermans (Ghent University) Brno) Jerusalem)

Making sense of film narrative: The Kuleshov The art of deception: Knowledge distribution Master narrative, genre and the paradox of The stories of the Hebrew bible: Four Narrative retelling and figuration in the effect revisited in narrative and drama 11:30 to 12:10 tellability structural features that challenge readers 19th-century novel Colin Davis (Royal Holloway, University of Daniel Schäbler (Friedrich-Alexander University 12:10 to 12:30 – Discussion Matti Hyvärinen (University of Tampere) Greger Andersson (Örebro University) Elizabeth Ryba (Indiana University) London) Erlangen-Nürnberg / University of Wuppertal)

“Under an incredible microscope”: Revising The narrativization of Talmudic literature’s Diegetic theatre and Iranian contemporary S. Eisenstein’s and J. Joyce’s conceptions of Back to the structure: Deconstructing illness basic structures: Diachronic narratology, This is why you should attend this talk: drama structure narratives computational perspectives Clickbait and the reception of news stories Parastoo Mohebbi (Islamic Azad University, Ludmila Comuzzi (Saratov National Research Mariarosa Loddo (University of Eastern Piedmont) Itay Marienberg-Milikowsky (University of Tobias Hermans (Ghent University) Tehran) University, Balashov Institute) Hamburg)

12:30 to 13:30

Wednesday, September 13 / Afternoon

JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202

narrative, personal relevance, and the reconsidering narrative elements film narrative and narration narratives in communication drama, theatre, and audionarratology reader’s boundaries Chair: Bohumil Fořt (Institute of Czech Chair: Joshua Parker (University of Salzburg) Chair: Sylvie Patron (University of Paris Diderot) Chair: Jan Horstmann (University of Hamburg) Chair: Anežka Kuzmičová (Stockholm University) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences)

Entrance of the radio play into the narrative Narrative structure in comparative More than three hours…? Research of Beyond the soldier’s tale? Strong narrativity Personal relevance in narrative reading culture of Czechoslovakia between the World perspective: Temporality, spatiality and (Hollywood’s) narrative principles in very long and trauma in the study of military memoir Anežka Kuzmičová (Stockholm University), Wars unity films Matthew Voice (University of Sheffield) Katalin Bálint (Tilburg University) Aleš Merenus (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech Huaiyu Luo (Beijing University of Chemical Radomír D. Kokeš (Masaryk University, Brno) 13:30 to 14:30 Academy of Sciences) Technology) 14:30 to 14:45 – Discussion Beating illness into shape: Structure and the Atte Jongstra’s literary radio play Der Herr A narrator with personal needs: Narrative Narrativity and cine-city narratives: Prague in illness narrative verlangt sein Hut (1988): New perspectives drive in Salinger’s “Seymour; An 14:45 to 15:10 Cosmic narratives, personal relevance? film Sjoerd-Jeroen Moenandar (Avans University on the representation of speech and Introduction” (1959) Marco Caracciolo (Ghent University) Irina Melnikova (Vilnius University) of Applied Sciences), Emma Frances O’Connor consciousness David Stromberg (Hebrew University of (Sheffield Hallam University; Sheffield University) Evelien Verschueren (Ghent University) Jerusalem)

The relevance of irrelevance and the greatest The problem of double narrative: Program Chronological order and the narrative stories never told music in literature present Dan Irving (Stony Brook University) Giedrė Smolskaitė (Vilnius University) Eyal Segal (Tel Aviv University)

emerging vectors of narratology: an multiperspectivity and cultural memory historical narratology: author and story forms and models characters and minds overview Chair: Ondřej Sládek (Institute of Czech Literature, narrator revisited Chair: Bohumil Fořt (Institute of Czech Literature, Chair: Richard Müller (Institute of Czech Chair: John Pier (University of Tours / Centre de Czech Academy of Sciences) Chair: Alice Jedličková (Institute of Czech Czech Academy of Sciences) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) recherche sur les arts et le langage, CNRS, Paris) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences)

Trojan memories: On the problem of having Can small stories research be interesting in Minding fiction: Real world concepts and Narrator-less narrative and reception in Cultural and historical perspectives alternate endings in medieval literature the research on literary narratives? fictional minds antiquity Wolf Schmid (University of Hamburg) Sabine Heidi Walther (University of Copenhagen / Sylvie Patron (University of Paris Diderot) Filip Krtička (Charles University, Prague) Stefan Tilg (University of Freiburg) University of Bonn)

15:10 to 16:30 Narrative as communication On the politics of form: Narrative reliability Individual differences in characters – insights Author, narrator and narrative experience Theorizing the whodunit 16:30 to 16:50 – Discussion Per Krogh Hansen (University of Southern and colonial discourse in Camus’ L’Étranger from building a generative model in medieval literature Göran Rossholm (Stockholm University) Denmark) Marta Puxan-Oliva (University of Barcelona) Leonid Berov (Osnabrück University) Eva von Contzen (University of Freiburg) 16:50 to 17:10 Narrative turn and frameworks for narrative The orator, the poet and narratorial play in Commentology Narratological model and historical narrative The structure of personal narrative and the theory early modern narrative theory and practice Yizhong Ning (Beijing Language and Culture Ivan Jančovič, Juraj Šuch (Matej Bel University, problem of the literary character Philippe Roussin (Centre de recherche sur les arts Rahel Orgis (University of Neuchâtel / University) Banská Bystrica) Katarzyna Filutowska (University of Warsaw) et le langage, CNRS/EHESS, Paris) University of Freiburg)

Genre blending in tragicomedy: The Winter’s Cognitive, evolutionary and logical contexts Disrupting immersion: Reader and narrator Tale John Pier (University of Tours / Centre de in Robinson Crusoe and Gulliver’s Travels Michael Sinding (Friedrich-Alexander University recherche sur les arts et le langage, CNRS, Paris) Hannah Blincko (University of Freiburg) Erlangen-Nürnberg)

KOTĚRA HALL

17:10 to 18:10 – Keynote 2 Toward an object-oriented narratology: On the material turn in contemporary fiction 18:10 to 18:30 – Discussion Marie-Laure Ryan (University of Colorado, Boulder) 18:30 – Welcome drink Thursday, September 14 / Morning

JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202

between visual structure and reception: tradition and metamorphoses of the postmodern narrative strategies “comics, infographics, history paintings narrative & experience possible worlds and interpretation prague school Chair: Josef Šebek (Institute of Czech Literature, and cartoons” Chair: Anežka Kuzmičová (Stockholm University) Chair: Göran Rossholm (Stockholm University) Chair: Wolf Schmid (University of Hamburg) Czech Academy of Sciences) Chair: Karin Kukkonen (University of Oslo)

Metafiction, metanarration, and The Prague School and narratology Visual narrative grammar: The structure of Brion Gysin, cut-ups, and “peinture Narrative worlds: Between autonomy and metacharacter in Lydia Davis’s The End of the Ondřej Sládek (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech sequential images contemporaine”: Narrating experience interdependence Story Academy of Sciences) Neil Cohn (Tilburg University) Daria Baryshnikova (Bielefeld University) Moshe Simon-Shoshan (Bar-Ilan University) James Harker (Bard College Berlin)

The base-narrativity of “manga-esque” The Prague School between worlds, illusions, From metadiscourse to “diatext”: Towards infographics and pictograms: Contemporary Narrative empathy in novels of social Multiple possible worlds and authorial control and minds the narrative mediality of postmodern 9:00 to 10:20 Japanese public spaces and narrative criticism: Strangely effective in Edgar Allan Poe’s “Ligeia” Bohumil Fořt (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech literature 10:20 to 10:40 – Discussion comprehension Ellen Beyaert (Ghent University) Wanlin Li (Peking University) Academy of Sciences) Tomáš Jirsa (Palacký University Olomouc) Lukas R.A. Wilde (University of Tübingen) 10:40 to 11:10 Communicating a story with one picture: The rhetoric of form: Intertextuality as a Storytelling and the perceptions of the Functionalism of the Prague School and Possible worlds in the nineteenth-century Ordinary language and empirical testing vs. rhetorical strategy in the fiction of David embodied mind: Dynamic narrative structures beyond: Narratives as complex structures Brazilian novel: Machado de Assis´s Esaú e Jacó the skeptic Mitchell in Mark Z. Danielewski’s House of Leaves Michal Kříž (Palacký University Olomouc) Marcos Flamínio Peres (University of São Paulo) Klaus Speidel (University of Vienna) Noelle Hewetson (University College Dublin) Lilla Farmasi (University of Szeged)

Stories and humor: A practicioner’s perspective on pictorial narrative Mise en abyme: Discovering semantic Hallucinatory fiction and the Bernard “Bernie” Bouton (Independent varieties phenomenological dominant Cartoonist, Vice President General of Federation Larissa Muravieva (Higher School of Economics, John Foxwell (Durham University – Hearing the of Cartoonists Organization (FECO), Member Nizhny Novgorod) Voice) of EIRIS (Interdisciplinary research group on satirical pictures))

JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202

counter-narrative and metaphor: tradition and metamorphoses of the from the point of view of memory: expressing resistance and identity in inside and outside in narrative and prague school television and video focalisation and temporality in polish organizations, institutions, and illness- theory Chair: Jiří Koten (Jan Evangelista Purkyně Chair: Joshua Parker (University of Salzburg) narratives and their theories discourse Chair: Marco Caracciolo (Ghent University) University, Ústí nad Labem) Chair: Danuta Ulicka (University of Warsaw) Chair: Per Krogh Hansen (University of Southern Denmark)

Metaphor as carrier of organizational Narrative and the question of values Phenomenology, structuralism, and direct “And the moral of the story is…”: Narrative Experiencing the weak house: Modernist resistance when materialized as counter- and evaluation: Can we be Greimas’ and realism – perspectives on past from inside scaffolding in television series interior descriptions beyond domesticity narrative Mukařovský’s heirs? and outside Christian Stenico (University of Innsbruck) Laura Oulanne (University of Helsinki) Marianne Wolff Lundholt (University of Southern Liesbeth Korthals Altes (University of Groningen) Michał Mrugalski (University of Tübingen) Denmark) 11:10 to 12:10 12:10 to 12:30 – Discussion Marxist-Leninist narratology? Soviet literary Between education and stagnation: Counter- Folding city: Environmental change, Shifting points of view in multipersoned theory penetrating the Czech literary Adapting structuralist models to narrativized narrative and metaphor in second language ontological instability, and urban crisis in 21st narratives – between the structuralist and criticism in 1950s video students “identity-making” at adult century literary fiction cognitivist approaches František A. Podhajský (Institute of Czech Joshua Parker (University of Salzburg) education centers Lieven Ameel (University of Tampere) Joanna Jeziorska-Haładyj (University of Warsaw) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Anke Piekut (University of Southern Denmark)

Time and memory: The phasic structure of Illness and heroics: On counter-narrative and the work of literary art in Roman Ingarden’s The influence of the Prague School on Milan Aerial description and environmental counter-metaphor in the discourse of serious phenomenology in view of Francisco Varela’s Kundera’s essays imagination in narrative landscapes illness neurophenomenology and Shaun Gallagher’s Iris Llop (University of Barcelona) David Rodriguez (Stony Brook University) Per Krogh Hansen (University of Southern front-loading phenomenology Denmark) Danuta Ulicka (University of Warsaw)

12:30 to 13:30

Thursday, September 14 / Afternoon

KOTĚRA HALL

13:30 to 14:30 ENN Bussines Meeting

14:30 to 15:15 – Keynote 3 15:15 to 15:35 – Discussion Narrative and dynamic structures Marina Grishakova (University of Tartu)

15:35 to 15:50 JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202

definitions: theoretical and practical estrangement at 100: shklovsky and contemporary story-critical narratology: the cycle as narrative structure byzantine narratives: texts, contexts and challenges and consequences of defining narratology today experientiality as potential and problem i Chair: Pavel Kořínek (Institute of Czech approaches narratological concepts Chair: Merja Polvinen (University of Helsinki) Chair: Laura Karttunen (University of Tampere) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Chair: Ingela Nilsson (Uppsala University) Chair: Peter Hühn (University of Hamburg)

The return of the exemplum: Viral “true Why and how to define narratological Losing the plot: Cycles and weak narrativity Early Byzantine narrativity Speculative fiction and the difficulty of form stories” and a critical recontextualization of concepts in poetry about bipolar disorder Tomás Fernández (Conicet – University of Buenos Merja Polvinen (University of Helsinki) experientiality Tom Kindt (University of Fribourg) Lasse Gammelgaard (Aarhus University) Aires) 15:50 to 16:50 Maria Mäkelä (University of Tampere) 16:50 to 17:10 – Discussion Estrangement, extended cognition and “What is unreliable narration?“ Some A unity in diversity? “Doing Europe” and Narrating or posing in first person? The Using storyworlds in reading Byzantine probability design: Revisiting the notion of thoughts on misguided questions in the the construction of coherence in short story 17:10 to 17:30 heroic self in ecocritical documentary film historiography “prijom” context of defining narratological categories cycles by Adam Thorpe and David Szalay Tytti Rantanen (University of Tampere) AnnaLinden Weller (Uppsala University) Karin Kukkonen (University of Oslo) Janina Jacke (University of Hamburg) Janine Hauthal (Vrije Universiteit Brussel)

Defining the evaluation of definitions: Towards the automation of narratological The novelistic cycle as a site of narrative Metamorphosis of the Bible: The use of How to do things with defamiliarisation Who did what? Agency in the Anthropocene analyses experimentation metalepsis in early Byzantine hymns Stefan Iversen (Aarhus University) Juha Raipola (University of Tampere) Evelyn Gius (University of Hamburg), Marcus Lars Bernaerts (Ghent University) Uffe Holmsgaard Eriksen (Uppsala University) Willand (University of Stuttgart)

from russian formalism to structural life writing and autobiography contemporary story-critical narratology: byzantine narratives: texts, contexts and aesthetics Chair: Klára Kudlová (Institute of Czech experientiality as potential and problem ii approaches Chair: Michał Mrugalski (University of Tübingen) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Chair: Maria Mäkelä (University of Tampere) Chair: Ingela Nilsson (Uppsala University)

Orientations, intentions, intonations in Boris Performing a life: Eighteenth-century Unsolicited narratives: Detection of The use of dialogue in the metaphrastic and Eikhenbaum’s theory of literary form metaautobiographical reflections and plot, events, and experientiality as (bad) premetaphrastic vitae of St. John Chrysostom Stefania Irene Sini (University of Eastern contemporary autofiction interpretive choices Elisabeth Schiffer (Austrian Academy of Sciences) Piedmont) Alexandra Effe (Giessen University) Samuli Björninen (University of Tampere) 17:30 to 18:30 Narratological approaches to the Manosphere 18:30 to 18:45 – Discussion The problematic status of the aesthetic Life writing as fiction(al) writing: Challenging “Such were my dread sufferings, almighty – methodological possibilities and challenges function of language and its relation to the structures and ethics of biography in crowned lord”: A tentative pragma- in the study of Internet communities and historically developed standards Emmanuel Carrère’s L’Adversaire and Limonov narratological analysis of Ptochoprodromos, I their texts Beatriz Penas-Ibáñez (University of Zaragoza) Filippo Pennacchio (IULM University, Milan) Markéta Kulhánková (Masaryk University, Brno) Matias Nurminen (University of Tampere)

Arguing from aesthetic appreciation: A blind Personal life story and narrative schemes in How the experiential turn made narrative Narrative vignettes in late Byzantine political spot in structuralism? autobiography medicine possible rhetoric: Absence of history? Tobias Klauk, Tilmann Köppe (University of Klára Soukupová (Charles University, Prague) Laura Karttunen (University of Tampere) Florin Leonte (Palacký University Olomouc) Göttingen)

20:30 – Conference dinner at Art Restaurant Mánes Friday, September 15 / Morning

JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202 HALL 152

modalities of narrative structure issues in the film narration pictorial narrativity, photographs narratology: past and present reading and reception and storytelling poster section 9:00 to 10:15 Chair: Lucie Česálková (NFA, Prague - Chair: Ondřej Sládek (Institute of Czech Chair: Gunther Martens (Ghent Chair: José Angel García Landa Chair: John Pier (University of Tours / Chair: Richard Müller (Institute of Czech Masaryk University, Brno) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) University) (University of Zaragoza) Centre de recherche sur les arts et le Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) langage, CNRS, Paris)

Beyond the question of simply The paradox of embodiment and Making it new with narratology: How single pictures communicate Narratology: Towards a “rhizomatic” deleting: “Byproducts” of narrative schemata in 360º spherical A new look at the experimental stories: An experimental approach realignment desatirization in the Penguin Readers cinema narrative fiction Klaus Speidel, Lise Meitner (University of Eva Sabine Wagner (University of edition of Gulliver’s Travels “I may have been a lousy painter, but Aigars Ceplitis (University of Liepaja / Bartosz Lutostański (Independent Vienna) Cologne) Haifeng Hui (Huazhong University of what a collector I turned out to be!” RISEBA University, Riga) scholar, Warsaw) Science and Technology) Kim Gorus (St Lucas School of Arts Antwerp) Re-structuring structure of reading: Narratology in the changing (natural) The literary anxiety complex: Story The untold stories in Chekhov’s Designing fictional worlds: The cinematic mode in fiction Korean webtoons, narratological and environment interest in British horror fiction narrative Synchronous and asynchronous Marco Bellardi (University of technological innovations, and theory Markku Lehtimäki (University of Eastern Justin J. J. Ness (Northern Illinois Andrey Agratin (Pushkin State Russian creation in entertainment narratives Birmingham) of mind André Conti Silva (University of Rio 9:00 to 10:40 Finland) University) Language Institute, Moscow) Hyesu Park (Bellevue College, USA) Grande do Sul) 10:40 to 11:10 – Discussion An inventory of miracles: Central Paranarrativity and the intertextual: Policing storyworlds: The history Loop structures in film (and The monster analogy: A European magical realism from the Fractal patterns in Nabokov’s Ultima reconfiguration of the melancholic 11:10 to 11:40 of unspoken narratological power literature): From classical to complex Frankensteinian approach to perspective of classical and unnatural Thule subject in post-Yugoslav literature politics narration characters, cognition, and comics narratology Valery Timofeev (Saint Petersburg State Eva Simčić (University of Zagreb) Sebastian Domsch (University of Matthias Brütsch (University of Zurich) Essi Varis (University of Jyväskylä) David Szolláth (Hungarian Academy of University) The modernist canon: Mapping the Greifswald) Sciences) Romanian novel (first half of the XXth century) Elements for a redefinition of The realistic, the imaginary and the The narrativity of the monuments of Alina Bako (Lucian Blaga University of narratology research: Analysis of The mind’s eye: Focalization in post- use of photos in narrative texts: The sense of an ending: On the role Berlin in novelistic representations by Sibiu) the anti-Aristotelian model of modern films Art Spiegelman’s Maus and J. M. of epilogues in long-form series Ian McEwan and Gail Jones Nietzsche’s Birth of Tragedy Robert Galletly (Thousand Oaks, USA) Coetzee’s “Vietnam Project” Giulia Falistocco (University of Perugia) Barbara Puschmann-Nalenz (Ruhr- Antonino Sorci (Sorbonne Nouvelle Feng Duan (Fudan University, Shanghai) Universität Bochum) University, Paris)

“I think I’m getting a picture of why I Reverse perspective and eclectic Narratology and (not so) distant struggled with the book”: Looking for as narrative techniques in modern readings patterns in book club discourse Amerindian prosaic texts Daniel Candel Bormann (University of 10:15 to 10:30 Megan Milota (University of Antwerp / Svitlana Volkova (Kiev National Alcalá) University Medical Center Utrecht) Linguistic University)

transmedial narratology pictorial narrativity, photographs storytelling mimesis, fictionality, and poster section 10:30 to 12:00 Chair: Josef Šebek (Institute of Czech Chair: Ondřej Sládek (Institute of Czech Chair: David Drozd (Masaryk University, representation Chair: Bohumil Fořt (Institute of Czech Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Brno) Chair: Stefan Iversen (Aarhus University) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences)

Presenting documentary photographs Multimodal and interdisciplinary Cognitive structure and new reading: Narrative metalepsis: The original as fiction: The Family of Man research in non-fiction transmedial Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse mimetic relation exhibition (1955–) and its narration narratology Hong Jiang (Beijing Foreign Studies Julian Hanebeck (University of Yoko Tsuchiyama (Centre de recherche Nicole Basaraba (Trinity College Dublin) University) Wuppertal) sur les arts et le langage, EHESS, Paris) Unpacking the Toolkit: Narratology on the Curious Case of Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl Translational narratology: Toward Ken Ireland (The Open University, UK) A battle of terms in transmedia: devising a model for translating Mimetic representation – the To what should we compare Lotta Frame-person dualistic narrator A narratological approach to the “point of view” and “free indirect encounter of the phenomenological Lotass’ novel Den svarta solen? A across media: A discussion on general motive of terrorism in satiric French discourse” through “deixis”, and cognitive perspectives in Temps et discussion of narratology from the 11:40 to 12:20 narratology speaking novels, films and comics “modality”, and “transitivity” in three récit (1983–1985) by Paul Ricoeur standpoint of comparative literature 12:20 to 12:30 – Discussion Changcai Wang (Southwest Jiaotong Laura Fuchs-Eisner (University of Persian translations of Woolf’s To the Klára Kudlová (Institute of Czech Tommy Sandberg (Örebro University) University) Innsbruck) Lighthouse Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Narrative T-shirts 12:30 to 13:30 Abolfazl Horri (Arak University) Hamid Asiayee (Osnabrück University) Narratives in science as covert prestige indicators Zinaida Shelkovnikova (National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine) Stories that matter: Towards a cognitive analysis of transmedia storytelling Karl Jaagola (University of Tartu)

Friday, September 15 / Afternoon

KOTĚRA HALL

13:30 to 14:30 – Keynote 4 How dual narrative movement can metamorphose or extend narratology 14:30 to 14:50 – Discussion Dan Shen (Peking [Beijing] University)

14:50 to 15:10 JANÁK HALL KREJCAR HALL HALL 112 & 113 HALL 201 HALL 202

mimesis, fictionality, and narratology across borders: transmedial narratology narrative theory and methods poetry and narrativity representation transnational and comparative Chair: Josef Šebek (Institute of Czech Chair: Marie-Laure Ryan (University of Chair: Robert Kolár (Institute of Czech Chair: František A. Podhajský (Institute perspectives Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) Colorado, Boulder) Literature, Czech Academy of Sciences) of Czech Literature, Czech Academy of Chair: Shang Biwu (Shanghai Jiao Tong Sciences) University)

The eventfulness of non-events in The collective voice in the Hungarian Towards the conceptualization of Narrative as a structure and as a modernist poetry: T. S. Eliot’s The Narrative representation and narrative tradition “discourse” space practice Waste Land and Bertolt Brecht’s “Vom fictionality in performative media Péter Hajdu (Institute for Literary Studies Cristina de Lucas (Independent scholar, Hanna Meretoja (University of Turku) armen B. B.” Jan Horstmann (University of Hamburg) of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences / Segovia) 15:10 to 16:10 Peter Hühn (University of Hamburg) Shanghai Jiao Tong University) 16:10 to 16:25 – Discussion Unnaturalness within mimesis: How Towards a narratology of complexity: Narrative, contingency and Interacting modes: Narrativity and far can unnatural narratologies Unnatural narratives in traditional 16:25 to 16:45 Structure and readers in the digital singularity lyricality in C. C. Krijgelmans’s account for Paul Auster’s The Music of Chinese ghost tales age José Angel García Landa (University of experimental novel Homunculi Chance? Shang Biwu (Shanghai Jiao Tong Federico Pianzola (University of Milan- Zaragoza) Nele Janssens (Ghent University) Mengni Kang (Nanyang Technological University) Bicocca) University)

Metamorphosis of representation and Theatricality in Thomas Carlyle’s Corpus methods in narratology referentiality in Orhan Pamuk’s The narrative of history applied to a mixed-media case study: Narratology into poetry: A test case Museum(s) of Innocence Songlin Wang (Ningbo University) The Bachmann literary casting show Eva Zettelmann (University of Vienna) Mustafa Zeki Çıraklı (Karadeniz Hong Chen (Shanghai Normal Gunther Martens (Ghent University) Technical University) University)

KOTĚRA HALL

16:45 to 18:45 ENN Business Meeting and Conference Conclusion