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Roundtable
1: Migratory Narratives: Why Some Stories Replicate Across Media,
Cultures, Historical Eras
Richard
Howells, University of Leeds
Thomas Pettitt,
University of Southern Denmark
Janet Staiger,
University of Texas, Austin
Moderator: William Uricchio
Friday, May 6, 2005
1:30-3:00
Wong
Auditorium
Building E51
Roundtable
2: Why Are Stories Violent?
Kevin
Sandler, University of Arizona
Maria Tatar,
Harvard University
Moderator; David Thorburn
Saturday,
May 7, 2005
10:45-12:15
Bartos
Theater
Media Lab
Roundtable
3: Narratives of Science
Robert
Kanigel, MIT
Thomas Levenson,
MIT
Alan Lightman,
MIT
Saturday, May 7, 2005
3:15-4:45
Bartos
Theater
Media Lab
New
Media Projects: Demos from the Media Lab and Comparative
Media Studies
Walter Bender,
Media Lab
Beth Coleman,
CMS
Chris Csikszentmihalyi,
Media Lab
Thomas DeFrantz,
CMS
Hiroshi Ishii,
Media Lab
Eric Klopfer,
CMS
Kimiko Ryokai,
Media Lab
Moderator: Henry
Jenkins, CMS
Saturday, May 7, 2005
7:30-9:30
Bartos
Theater
Media Lab
Roundtable
4: Summary Perspectives
Mary
Beth Haralovich, University of Arizona
Joe Lambert,
Center for Digital Storytelling
Thomas M.
McLaughlin, Appalachian State University
Jason Mittell,
Middlebury College
Sunday, May 8, 2005
12:30-2
Bartos
Theater
Media Lab
mit4
conference agenda
Friday,
May 6
| Saturday,
May 7 |
Sunday,
May 8 |
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12-1
Wong
Aud. Foyer
Building E51 |
registration |
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1-1:30
Wong
Aud.
Building E51 |
welcome
and introduction |
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1:30-3
Wong
Aud.
Building E51 |
Roundtable
1: Migratory
Narratives: Why Some Stories Replicate Across Media, Cultures,
Historical Eras
Richard
Howells, University of Leeds
Thomas
Pettitt, University of Southern Denmark
Janet Staiger,
University of Texas, Austin
Moderator: William Uricchio, CMS |
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| 3-3:15 |
break |
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| 3:15-4:45 |
Call
Session 1 (room assignments to be posted) |
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| 56-167 |
Applying
Oral History to Media Research (workshop)
Steven Classen
Devorah Heitner
Mark Williams |
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| 56-180 |
Journalism
1
Claudia Schwarz, The Ethics
of Faking in Photojournalism
Stephen Sobol, The Journalist
in the Machine
Peter Walsh, The Truth,
The News and the Presumptive Narrative |
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| E51-315 |
Narrative
Theory 1
David Herman, Cognitive
Approaches to Stories and Storytelling
Pieter Verstraete, Vocal
Distress on Stage: Voice and Diegetic Space in Contemporary
Music Theatre
Sarah Worth, Knowing through
Storytelling |
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| E51-376 |
Bombay
Cinema
Kalyani Chadha, The Muslim
as Other in Hindi Cinema
Vamsee Juluri, Exploring
the Emotional and Relationship Matrix of Terrorist Cinema
Aswin Punathambekar, Notes
on Film Music and Fan Collectives in an Age of Convergence
Moderator: Jyotika
Virdi |
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| E51-390 |
Migratory
Stories 1
Pavlos Baltas, Nikos Barbopoulos, Theodoros Chiotis, The
Archetypal Road Myth
Madeleine Kleberg and Esther Pollock, Murder,
Motives and Morality
Amanda Klein, The Persistence
of the American Dream in the Gangster Film
Moderator: Brian
Jacobson |
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| E51-325 |
Stories
and Identities 1
Brigitte Hipfl, Memory Work:
Narrating Media Experiences
Sue Thomas, Voices from
Everywhere
Nancy Thumim, Mediating
Ordinary Peoples' Stories |
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| 56-191 |
Transmedia
Narrative 1
Lanfranco Aceti, Intermedia
Narratives: European Cinema Militans
Kimberly Owczarski, Fostering
the Hyperconscious Narrative
Simone Seym, Aesthetics and
Practices of Transmedia Storytelling
Moderator: Chris
Boulton |
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| E51-085 |
Activism
1
Sara Koopman, The Power
of Stories to Build Solidarity Across Difference
Julie M.A. LeBlanc, Pierre
Falardeau, His Works, and the Independence Movement in Quebec
Shoshana Madmoni-Gerber, Storytelling
and the Politics of Representation |
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| E51-063 |
Fiction
/ Non-Fiction
Sharon Ross, Where Supernatural
and Television Meet
Janet Staiger, Conspiracy
Formulas in Contemporary Fiction and Non-Fiction Films |
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| 4:45-5 |
break |
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| 5-6:30 |
Call
Session 2 (room assignments to be posted) |
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E51-315
Friday,
May 6 continued
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Children,
Homes, Families
Julie Benjamin, The Family
Slide Evening
Ellen Menefee, The Stories
Embedded in Today's Model Homes
Sarah Nilsen, Mickey Mouse
Mediocrity
Moderator: Orit Kuritsky
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| E51-376 |
Alternative
Cinemas 1
Kurt Lancaster, David
Lynch and Robert Wilson: Contemporary Surrealist Storytellers
Ayana McNair, Spike Lee:
Avant-Garde Filmmaker
Sheila Nayar, The Literate
Contours of Art-Cinema Narration
Alisa Perren, What About
the Genre FIlm? |
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| 56-191 |
Transmedia
Narrative 2
Siobahn O'Flynn, Narrativity
Across Media
Rolf Sindoe, Exploit Yourself:
Just Meta-Communicate it! A Reading of the Danish Writer Claus
Beck-Nielsen
Jenny Sunden, From Storyspace
to Storied Places: Producing and Consuming the Machinic Feminine |
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| E51-085 |
Games
1
Robert Buerkle, Test-Driving
Avatars: Max Payne, Ergodic Texts, and the Character-Vehicle
Ken Newman, Online Role
Playing and Perceptions of Fun
Samuel Willcocks, Why
FRPGs? |
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| E51-390 |
Stories
of Latin America
Dora and James Fitzgerald, From
"El Corrido de Gregorio Cortez" to Come and Take
it Day
Gary Keller, One Hundred
Years of Cisco, Zorro, and Other Latina/o Good Bandits
Roberto Avant-Mier, Testimonio,
Indigenous Agents and the Rigoberta Menchu Controversy |
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56-180
5-6:30
Friday, May 6 continued |
Reinventing
Radio
Martin Boyden, Fiction's
Work in the Story of Radical Radio
Walter Bender, Carla Gomez-Monroy, Stephen Schultze, Familiarity
and Concern in the Radio Voice of a Networked Diaspora Community
Moderator: Joellen
Easton |
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| E51-325 |
Stories
and Identities 2
Melissa Bostrom, Story
into Short Story: Cultural Roots and Cultural Work
Erica Magris, Storytelling,
Technologies and Traditions in Italy: Storie Mandaliche
Caren Neile, Storytelling,
Subversion and the U.S. Culture Industry |
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| 56-167 |
Scraps,
Chunks, Fragments
Barbara Audet, Visualizing
the Story through Reinvention of the American Scrapbook
J. R. Carpenter, Partial
Responses to Scattered Letters
Bruno Lessard, QuickTime
Technology and the CD-ROM: The (Retro)Future of Storytelling? |
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| Saturday,
May 7 |
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| Friday,
May 6 |
Sunday,
May 8 |
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| 9-10:30 |
Call
Session 3 (room assignments to be posted) |
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| 56-180 |
Indigenous
Voices
Anna Brigido-Corachan, Reconfiguring
Zapotec Stories
Joanna Hearne, Old Images
and New Stories in Indigenous Cinemas
David Tafler, Changing
Storytelling Practices on the Pitjantjatjara Lands in Central
Australia
Moderator: Elfriede
Fursich |
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| 56-191 |
Migratory
Stories 2
Peter Aronsson, "Moberglands"
in Media and on Both Sides of the Atlantic Ocean
Thomas Pettitt, The Murdered
Sweetheart: Child of Print and Panic?
Rikke Schubart, Spielberg,
Memory and the Narration of War
Zoe Trodd, American Stories
and the John Brown Cycle |
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| 2-142 |
'Stories
that Aren't There'
Paul Benzon, Narratives
of Missing Film in Novels of the Seventies
Justin Hayes, The Alien
Logic of White Noise
Tim Wright, In Search of
Oldton |
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| 2-105 |
Fairy
Tales, Old and New
Margaret Bush, Contemporary
Tellings of Old Tales for the Very Young
Stefan Ericson, Transformative
Television: On Song Contests, Fairy Tales, and Visions of Europe
Bette Kiernan, The Uses
of Fairy Tales in Psychotherapy
Henrik Lassen, Hans Christian
Andersen and the Topos of the Dying Child
Moderator: Amulya Gopalakrishnan |
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| 2-132
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Games
2
Douglas Grant, Jim Bizzocchi, Narrative
and Micronarrative as Components of Game Experience
Drew Davidson, Plotting
the Story and Interactivity in Prince of Persia: Sands
of Time
Jon Saklofske, Authorial
Decentralization and the Questionable Invitation to Play within
Contemporary Narratives
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| 2-135 |
Digital Storytelling 1
Atteqa Malik, Memories through Multimedia: Documenting our Lives
Lukasz Stanek, The Production
of Urban Spaces by Mass Media Storytelling Practices: Nowa Huta
as a Case Study
Lalitha Vasudevan, Youth
De/ Re/ Construct Stock Stories through Media
Moderator: Rekha
Murthy |
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| 2-139 |
Journalism
2
Joe Cutbirth, The Making
of Jon Stewart
Christopher Harper, Blogging
and Journalistic Standards
Travers Scott, Presidential
Campaign Stories that Failed to Ignite Mainstream Media
Moderator: Cristobal
Garcia |
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56-169
9-10:30
Saturday, May 7
continued |
Asian
Warrior Women
Marie-Eve Blanc, Revitalizing
the Hai Ba Trung Heroes' Legend
Fan Pen Chen, Women Warriors
in the Shadow Play, Reunion of the Five Swords
Poh Cheng Khoo, War, Patriotism
and Family Loyalty in Lady Warriors of the Yang Family
Moderator: Lan
Dong |
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| 2-136 |
Defining
New Media
Roderick Coover, Nonfiction
in New Media and the Concept of Emergence
Bernard Geoghegan, There
Is no New Media
David Golumbia, Stories
About Computers
Moderator: Mary
Hopper |
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| 2-131 |
Celebrity
Stories
Elizabeth Fakazis, Janet
Malcolm: Constructing a Journalist's Identity
Marwan Kraidy, Arab Reality
Telelvision
Neepa Majumdar, Dead
Stars and Film Form
Ann Werner, A Media Event
for Multistars |
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|
10:30-10:45
lower atrium
Bartos
Theater
|
break
coffee, tea, rolls |
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|
10:45-12:15
Bartos
Theater
MIT Media Lab |
Roundtable
2: Why
Are Stories Violent?
Kevin
Sandler, University of Arizona
Maria Tatar,
Harvard University
Moderator: David Thorburn
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| 12:15-1:30 |
lunch
break |
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| 1:30-3 |
Call
Session 4 (room assignments to be posted) |
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| 2-139 |
Music
and Voices
Torey Liepa, Representations
of Speech in Silent Films
Amy Lynn Wlodarski, The
Languages and Limitations of the Musical Voice in Alain Resnais's
Night and Fog |
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2-132
Saturday, May 7
continued |
Making
Stories
Sean Galvin, Using Folkloric
Conventions to Construct Student Narratives
Kirsten Cater, Constance Fleuriot, Clodagh Miskelly, Morris
Williams, Lucy Wood, Locating
Story
Ruth Page, Reader Response,
Gender and Hypertext Narratives |
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| 2-105 |
Narrative
Theory 2
Babette Grabner, Old Stories
in New Dresses?
Marc Leverette, The
Postmodern Disintegration of Narrative
Ana Pano, Duel Effects of
Digital Texts |
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| 56-191 |
Stories
and Identities 3
Jean Mason, Tuberculosis
Narratives
Laura Tropp, Constructing
Narratives in Pregnancy Chat Rooms
Shaunda Wood, Doctoral Women's
Learning and Identity in the Culture of Engineering |
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| 56-180 |
Performance
and Narrative
Heather Carver, Elaine Lawless, The
Troubling Violence Performance Project
Kianga Ford, Conditions of
Narrativity |
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| 2-135 |
TV
Authorship
Jonathan Gray, Resurrecting
the TV Author
Maire Messenger-Davies, Television:
A Creative Industry?
Jason Mittell, Narrative
Complexity in Contemporary American Television, Part 2 |
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| 56-169 |
National
Narratives 1
Kim DeVries, Once Upon
a Time in Chinese FIlm: Meta Narratives of Authenticity
Janani Subramanian, From
Immigration to Assimilation: The Ragged Seams Between East and
West
Moderator: Parmesh
Shahani |
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| 2-142 |
Activism
2
Sarah Heidt, Contemporary
Narratives of Social Suffering
Anthony Lioi, Narratives
of Environmental Apocalypse in Contemporary Literature and Other
Media
Nick Sharman, The Narrative
Construction of Leadership: Martin Luther King Jr.’s Appeal
to White America |
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| 2-136 |
Historical
Testimony / Nietzsche
Melinda Rosenberg,
Eternal Recurrence: How to Will a Stylish Narrative of Suffering
Frank van Vree, The Changing
Role of Testimonies in Historical Documentaries
Moderator: Elfriede
Fursich |
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| 2-131 |
NBC,
the Network as Storyteller
Vincent Rocchio, The
West Wing: Television,
New Media Culture, and the Polyvalent Narrative
Kevin Sandler, Shifting
Advertising Paradigms of Broadcast Television
Bilge Yesil, Las Vegas
and the Interplay Between Society of Surveillance and Society
of Spectacle |
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|
| 3-3:15 |
break |
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|
| 3:15-4:45 |
Roundtable
3: Narratives of Science
Robert
Kanigel, MIT
Thomas
Levenson, MIT
Alan Lightman,
MIT |
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|
| 4:45-5 |
break |
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|
| 5-6:30 |
Call
Session 5 (room assignments to be posted) |
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2-131
Saturday,
May 7
continued |
Reality
Television
Goran Bolan, Television
Stories in the Making
June Deery, Reality TV and
the American Dream: A Cautionary Tale
Nathan Scott Epley, Performativity,
Cultural Capital, and Total-Makeover Television |
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| 56-191 |
Collaborative
Communities
Mark Deuze, Storytelling
Between Content and Connectivity
Barbara Ganley, Hector Vila, Socrates
Meets Borges: Telling Digital Stories Around the Virtual Liberal
Arts Campfire
Adrienne Russell, Online
Narratives and Network Resistance
Moderator: Andrea
McCarty |
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| 2-105 |
Fans
and Fan Fiction
Bertha Chin, Telling Stories
through LiveJournal
Inkyu Kang, Changing Relationship
Between Media Consumers and Producers
Louisa Stein, Seriality
in Online Media-Based Role Playing Games
Moderator: Alicia
Verlager |
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| 2-139 |
Narratives
of Advertising and Consumption
Mats Bjorkin, Visualization
and Storytelling in Management Consulting
Dawn Gilpin, Parmalat:
A Study in Fractured Narrative
Michael Maynard, Nostalgic
American Images in Japanese Print Advertisements
Shawn Shimpach, The Role
of Storytelling in Teaching Cultural Consumption Before World
War I
Moderator: Ilya
Vedrashko |
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| 2-136 |
Alternative
Cinemas 2
Cristiani Bilhalva, Human
Nature and Kafka: Issues of Commercial Cinema and its Relation
to Political Agendas and the Avant-Garde
Jim Bizzocchi, Run,
Lola, Run: Film as Narrative
Database
Jan Jagodzinski, The
Use of Unconscious Reflexivity in Contemporary Film Narratives
Jan Simons, Treading the
Borderline Between Realism and Virtual Reality: The Films of
Lars von Trier |
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| 2-142 |
Bible
Stories
Laura Copier, Apocalypse
and Self-Sacrifice in The Seventh Seal
Frederick Wasser, Indexical
Languages and the Historical Film
Alison Griffiths, Transmedia
Versions of the Crucifixion |
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| 56-180 |
Racial
Identities
Suzette Ebanks, From Jungle
Book to Jungle Fever: Unchanging Stories of Racial
Interaction
Sujata Moorti, Gender,
Race and War Stories
Rakefat Sela-Sheffy, Israelis
Tell How (Other) Israelis Behave Abroad
Moderator: Tracy
Daniels |
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| 2-132 |
Mobile
Narratives
Jeremy Hight, Reading Cities
Paula Levine, Shadows from
Another Place: Transposed Spaces
Scott Ruston, Jen Stein, Narrative
and Mobile Media
Moderator: Karen
Lori Schrier |
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| 2-135 |
Digital
Storytelling 2
Jean Burgess, Digital
Storytelling: New Literacy, New Audiences
Joe Lambert, Julie Springer, Digital
Storytelling at the National Gallery of Art
Heli Rantavuo, Digital
Photographic Storytelling
Moderator: Veronica Bollow |
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56-169
Saturday,
May 7
continued |
Epic
Heroes
Lily Alexander, The
Hero's Journey Paradigm
James Russell, Gladiator
and the Revival of the Historical Epic Film
Priya Virmani, Indian
Epic Narratives in Contemporary Soaps |
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|
6:30-7:30
lower atrium
Bartos
Theater
MIT Media Lab |
reception |
| |
|
7:30-9:30
Bartos
Theater
MIT Media Lab |
New
Media Projects: Demos from the Media Lab
and Comparative Media Studies
Walter Bender,
Media Lab
Beth Coleman,
CMS
Chris Csikszentmihalyi,
Media Lab
Thomas
DeFrantz, CMS
Hiroshi Ishii,
Media Lab
Eric Klopfer,
CMS
Kimiko Ryokai,
Media Lab
Moderator: Henry
Jenkins, CMS |
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| Sunday,
May 8 |
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| Friday,
May 6 |
Saturday,
May 7 |
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| 9-10:30 |
Call
Session 6 (room assignments to be posted) |
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| 2-139 |
Public
Amusements
Andy Dehnart, The Transformation
of Disney Theme Park Narratives
Mary Beth Haralovich, Fireworks
in Film and TV
Deborah Philips, Mickey
Mouse Chivalry: The Chivalric Romance Narrative of the Theme
Park |
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| 2-136 |
War
and Narrative
Jacob Agatucci, The Impact
of Video Games on the Narrative Structure of the Contemporary
War Story
Gerry Beegan, Narratives
of War, Narratives of the Individual
Sebastian Koehler, Narrativity
and Narrativism as Important Factors in Journalism |
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| 56-191 |
Legal
Stories
Anthony Chase, Property
Stories
Martin Fredriksson, Copyright
Law and the Story of the Author |
| |
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| 56-169 |
Performance
Traditions
Jacqueline Reid-Walsh, Late
18th- / Early 19th-Century Harlequinades: A Migration from Stage
to Book
Marina Turco, The Sudwestern
Saga: Live Media Between Commedia dell'Arte and Digital Hypetexts
Donald Sunnen, The Tradition
of the Vermittler from Oral to Print to Cyberspace
Moderator: Vanessa
Bertozzi |
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| 56-180 |
Death,
Mortality, Temporality
Jonathan Greenberg, Death,
Meaning and Accident in Achebe and Benjamin
Robert
"Ouimette" Martinez, Cyberaesthetics,
Bioethics, Digital Autopsies: Involution, Extramodernity, Compressionism |
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| 2-131 |
Transmedia
Narrative 3
Claudia Breger, Tales of
Globalization in Rene Pollesch's Tent Sagas
Michael Grabowski, Storytelling
Across the Media
Julie Keefer, Four Narrative
Styles in Transmedia Storytelling |
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| 2-132 |
Stories
in the Classroom 1
Bonnie Bracey, Storytelling
and the Visual Arts
Trudy Mercadel-Sabbagh, Using
Hip Hop Pedagogy in Language Arts
Michael Nitsche and Paul Richens,
Combining Linear Content and Spatial Design for Mindstage
Moderator: Mary
Hopper |
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| 2-105 |
Stories
and Identities 4
Burcu Bakioglu, Construction
of Spatial Narratives in M.D. Coverley's Califia
Ian Beeson, Clodagh Miskelly, Digital
Stories of Community: Mobilization, Coherence and Continuity
Tes Thraves, A Native
American Youth Group Documentary Project on "Homecoming"
Alicia Verlager, Archetypes
of Blindness in Media |
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| 2-135 |
Travel
and New Media
Andrea McCarty, Rekha Murthy, Flâneurs
Savants: A Stroll Through the Marais Neighborhood in Paris
Vicente Rodriguez-Ortega, The
Illegal, the Real and the Digital in Michale Winterbotton's
In this World
Nanna Verhoeff, Virtual
Travel in Emerging Media (1900-2000) |
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10:30-10:45
lower atrium
Bartos
Theater
|
break
coffee, tea, rolls |
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| 10:45-12:15 |
Call
Session 7 (room assignments to be posted) |
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2-136
Sunday,
May 8
continued |
Catastrophe
Narratives
Angel Castanos, Amor Munoz, 9/11
vs. 3/11 in American and Spanish Newspaper Front Pages
Peter Csigo, Two Political
Scandals in Hungary
Ruth Miller, Pornography,
Political Corruption, and the Colonial Narrative
Usha Zacharias, Tsunami
vs. Tsunami: A Tale of the Neoliberal World Information Order? |
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| 2-132 |
Stories
in the Classroom 2
Theo Hug, Microlearning and
Narration
Stella Thompson, Writing
Theory Versus Narrative Theory
Moderator: Mary
Hopper |
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| 56-169 |
Music
and Subcultures
Benjamin Aslinger, Queer
as Folk, Music and Sonic
Definitions of Sexuality
Marnie Binfield, Wild
Style/ Style Wars: Same
Story, Different Style
Kelly Kessler, Cultural
Conflict and the Hollywood Musical
Moderator: James
Nadeau |
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| 2-139 |
Homeland
Security
Jaap Kooijman, Retelling
9/11: The West Wing and Ally McBeal
Alan Nadel, Continuity Editing,
Televisual Forum, and the Cogency of the Stories We Tell Ourselves
Yong Jin Park, Media Framing
of Policy in Ambiguous ars: A Case of Privacy Policies
Kyle Weise, Contemporary
Hollywood "Surveillance Films" |
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| 56-191 |
Sports
Stories
Thomas McLaughlin, Basketball
Stories
Markus Stauff, Visual Hermeneutics
in Television Sports |
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| 56-180 |
Comedy
and Parody
Alison Hearn, Hoaxing the
"Real": On the Meta-Narratives of Reality Television
Leah Lowe, Hollywood's Romantic
Comedy: Formula and Gender Dynamics
Joanne Morreale, The
Politics of Parody on the Contemporary Television Sitcom
Jean-Paul Spiro, A Case
Study in Popular Comedies of Elizabethan England and the Clinton-Era
United States |
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| 2-105 |
National
Narratives 2
Andreas Fickers, Frank Kessler, Writing
the History of Inventions in Early Film and Television
Marja Roholl,
United States Information Agency's Efforts to Reframe U.S. Racial Relations to the Dutch Public in the 1950s
Kristin Sorensen, Mediated
Discourses of Chilean National Hi(Stories)
Moderator: Kate
Delaney |
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| 2-131 |
Improvisation
and Interactivity
Jessica Hammer, Strategies
of Improvisational Storytelling
Jonathan Nichols-Pethick, Network
Television and the Limits of Interactivity
Jeff Rush, Doom
and the Tension Between Discursive Form and User's Choice in
Interactive Media |
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2-135
Sunday,
May 8
continued |
Understanding
Comics
Joellen Easton, Truth and
Subjectivity in the Work of Joe Sacco
Henry Jenkins, Just Men
in Tights?: What Genre Theory Can Teach Us About the Persistence
of Superhero Comics
Richard Walsh, The
Narrative Imagination Across Media: Dreaming and Neil Gaiman's
Sandman |
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| 12:15-12:30 |
break |
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|
12:30-2
Bartos
Theater
MIT Media Lab |
Roundtable
4: Summary Perspectives
Mary
Beth Haralovich, University of Arizona
Joe Lambert, Center for Digital Storytelling
Thomas
M. McLaughlin, Appalachian State University
Jason Mittell,
Middlebury College
Moderator: William Uricchio, CMS |
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