Cognitive Patterns in Comparative Literature. ACLA Panel website.

Fecha de publicación: 17-abr-2011 23:21:05

The website of the ACLA 2011 seminar (Invited speaker: Patrick Colm Hogan) I organized in Vancouver (10 hours, 5 sessions, 21 participants) is now public . Abstracts, speakers' profiles, program, Mike Borkent's Cognitive Poetics Workshop, all can be accessed there:

https://sites.google.com/site/cognitivepatternsincomplit/

I thank all participants for this wonderful experience.

Presentations:

Cognitive Patterns in Comparative Literature (I): Conceptual Integration, Emotion, Story and the Mind and Brain.

Session 1

Cognitive Patterns in Poetic Imagery: Per Aage Brandt and Theories of Metaphor and Conceptual Blending

Mike Borkent, University of British Columbia

The Multimodal Frog: A Cognitive Approach to Three Visual Poetic Translations of Basho

Max Jensen, Case Western Reserve U

A cognitive semiotic approach to the comparison of 20th century French and Spanish surrealism

Ana Margarida Abrantes, Universidade Católica Portuguesa - CECC

Through the mind of another. Blending and intersubjectivity in literary representations of the self

Session 2

Emotions and Stories across Cultures: On the Narrative Theories of Patrick Hogan and Keith Oatley.

Patrick Colm Hogan, U of Connecticut

Extending the Research Program in Narrative Universals

Austin Bennett, Case Western Reserve U

Empathy and Narrative

Donald Wehrs, Auburn U

Emotional Significance and Predation’s Unease Conscience; or, How Patrick Hogan Makes John of Salisbury Relevant to Postcolonial Africa

Cristóbal Pagán Cánovas, U of Murcia & Case Western Reserve U

The Integration of Spatial Narratives and Emotion in Poetic Imagery

Session 3

Cognitive Patterns in Narrative: Embodiment, Neuroscience, Metaphor, Schemas

Yanna Popova, Case Western Reserve U

Patterns of Metaphor in Narrative Fiction

Eugenia Kelbert, Yale U

Acquiring a Second Language Literature: Translingualism and its Relation to Second Language Acquisition

Hannah Wojciehowski, UT Austin

Laocöon and Embodied Cognition: A New Approach to an Old Problem

Roberta Tucker, USF Tampa

Haptic Technology in the Virtual Reality of Literature

Cognitive Patterns in Comparative Literature (II): Narrative and Poetry

Session 1

Conceptual Blending and Metaphor in Narrative and Culture

Imke Pinnow, Osnabrück U

How literature shapes our cultural memory. Toward a cognitive approach to cultural literary studies

Marco Caracciolo, U of Bologna

Point of conversion: On the bodily basis of interpretation

Tiffany Johnstone, U of British Columbia

Frontiers of Philosophy and Flesh: A Feminist Perspective on Conceptual Metaphor in Canadian and American Frontier Literature

Eve Preus, U of British Columbia

Nobody's Meat: A Comparative Cognitive Analysis of Little Red Riding Hood

Steven Mills, Purdue U

From Narrative to Reality: Constructing Identities through Conceptual Blending in Beatus Ille

Session 2

Cognitive Patterns in Time and the Lyric

Cathrine Kietz, Aarhus U

Reading Memory Patterns

Wenjuan Yuan, U of Nottingham

Toward a Gestalt Psychological Approach to Poetry

Allen Haaheim, U of Toronto

Metre and Cognitive Pattern in the poetics of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1844–1889) and Shen Yüeh (441–513)

Daniel Mantei, U of Alberta

(En)Training to Rhythm: Feeling the Resonance Between the Listener and Narrator in Contemporary Train Songs