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living handbook of narratology: new address The living handbook of narratology has moved: enjoy its new design at http://www.lhn.uni-hamburg.de/! Read more ... |
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Call for Papers 6th International Conference for Interactive Digital Storytelling (ICIDS) “Connecting Narrative Worlds” Istanbul, 6-9 November 2013, Bahçeşehir University The Call for Papers is available here. Read more ... |
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Project "heureCLÉA" The CATMA team is happy to announce a cooperation with researchers from Heidelberg University: the project heureCLÉA (heuristic Collaborative Literature Éxploration & Annotation) started in February 2013. Read more ... |
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Narratological Colloquium for Students and Ph.D. students In order to promote an interdisciplinary exchange between students and teachers within the Humanities at Hamburg University, the colloquium open to BA and MA students as well as to Ph.D. candidates continues in Summer 2013: Read more ... |
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Alexander von Humboldt Fellowship The ICN is happy to announce that, from November 2013 until November 2015, Dr. Erika Fülöp will join the team as a Alexander von Humbold Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow. Read more ... |
The Interdisciplinary Center for Narratology (ICN)
... is attached to the Faculty of Humanities at the University of Hamburg. Through the ICN, the internationally recognized expertise of the Narratology Research Group (Forschergruppe Narratologie / FGN) contributes to the development of a narratological centre of excellence, informs teaching practice, and provides new means for blended learning.
Articles
The link "Articles" leads to original, preliminary, and parallel versions of articles with a narratological focus by members of the Interdisciplinary Center for Narratology (ICN).
NarrBib and living handbook of narratology ![]()
With NarrBib, the ICN aims to provide the scholarly community with an interactive, fully indexed, continuously growing narratological online bibliographic database. The Open Access publication living handbook of narratology offers more than 30 narratological contributions and is also continuosly expanding.
Research group "Factuality/Fictionality" [Arbeitsstelle Faktualität/Fiktionalität, AFF] ![]()
Learn more about the AFF at www.aff.uni-hamburg.de
The ICN - a quick overview
A Flyer (PDF) provides a comprehensive graphical overview of the sections and projects concerning the ICN’s area of activity. Furthermore it informs about our aims and strategies.
Link to the European Narratology Network: www.narratology.net
Link to NarrNetz
Just a click away: The ICN's e-learning project 'Narratologie im Netz' (please click on the icon).
