2nd ENN Conference Kolding 2011

The second ENN conference "Working the Stories. Narrative as a Meeting Place for Theory, Analysis and Practice" was hosted by the Center for Narratological Studies, University of Southern Denmark, Kolding.

• Conference booklet
• ENN Conference report

Proceedings:

It was decided by the steering committee of the ENN to make it possible for the delegates to publish their presentations through three different channels.

An edited and peer reviewed selection of revised articles with a focus on unnatural narratology and/or transmedial narrative is to appear as a volume in the Narratologia series published by de Gruyter. The volume is edited by Jan Alber (Freiburg) and Per Krogh Hansen (Kolding).

Another edited selection will appear in the Amsterdam International Electronic Journal for Cultural Narratology (ACJN), which also published the proceedings from the 1st ENN conference.

Finally, for those presentations we were unable to include in the two publications mentioned above (either because of our space limitations or because the authors have other plans for their work), a third possibility for publishing was offered, and the result is in the collection bellow. The collection consists of fifteen papers and PowerPoint presentations from the conference, some of them revised after the conference, some not. They have not been edited or formalized. The aim is to make the papers presented at the conference available to a wider audience and kept for future reference for fellow delegates who participated in the stimulating and often challenging presentations and discussions.

• Proceedings

Bibliographical information:

Working with Stories. Narrative as a Meeting Place for Theory, Analysis and Practice: Proceedings from the 2nd ENN Conference, Kolding 2011.
Publisher: European Narratology Network (ENN) | www.narratology.net
Collected by Per Krogh Hansen, Chairman of the ENN
ISBN: 978-87-994644-0-1

The papers and presentations can also be accessed as single files:

• Astrid Bernkopf: Between stage and literature

• Anne Klara Bom: Hans Christian Andersen: A story of experience
• Silvia Chirila: Tension and paradox in the construction of collective identity through narrative in Toni Morrison’s Paradise
• Inna Drach: Montage techniques in the novel Berlin Alexanderplatz by A. Döblin and the Film Berlin Alexanderplatz (the Director R. W. Fassbinder)
• Helena Elshout: No learned rhetorical figures

• Aron Engberg: Life stories and Christian Zionist ideology
• Cynthia M. Grund and William Westney: Narrative and music
• Karin Esmann Knudsen: How do garden tell stories?
• Karen Hvidtfeldt Madsen: ‘Millionrupeebaby.blogspot.com’ – new family narrations
• Kay Muehlman, Eva Mayr and Manuel Nagl: Working with stories in workplace communication
• Birgitte Norlyk: The strategic use of narrative and narrative elements in corporate communication and corporate genres
• Pegah Shahbaz: Symbolic feminine role in Indo-Persian narratives
• David Stromberg: The nature of fiction
• Sanna-Mari Äyrämö: ‘Narrative’ in serious or learning game design research
• Elin Eriksen Ødegaard: Narrative practices as a site for studying conditions for children’s cultural formation