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The dilemma of suspense: Neuronarratology, cognitive neurosciences, and computer technology

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Publication Date:
2016
Short description:
The dilemma of suspense: Neuronarratology, cognitive neurosciences, and computer technology / Uboldi, S., Calabrese, S. (ADVANCES IN LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES). - In: Computational and Cognitive Approaches to Narratology[s.l] : IGI Global, 2016. - ISBN 9781522504320. - pp. 322-332 [10.4018/978-1-5225-0432-0.ch012]
abstract:
The new generation Narratology shows a renewed heuristic scenario, involving an intense dialogue among Humanities, Cognitive Neuroscience and Computer Technology. The case of suspense is emblematic: the pleasure that suspense exercises on the human mind can be precisely explained by identifying the mechanisms of reward provided by neurological and imaging studies. At the same time, patterns of automatic generation of narrations highlight the profound implications of a heated debate between Narratology and Computer Technology, in order to understand the processes of reception and inference during the narrative immersion in storyworlds. At the end of their overview on of a cross-disciplinary approach to suspense analysis, the authors report a case study considered of interest, by a group of researched, called Liquid Narrative Group, of North Caroline State University.
Iris type:
Capitolo/Saggio
List of contributors:
Uboldi, S.; Calabrese, S.
Authors of the University:
CALABRESE Stefano
Handle:
https://iris.unimore.it/handle/11380/1229394
Book title:
Computational and Cognitive Approaches to Narratology
Published in:
ADVANCES IN LINGUISTICS AND COMMUNICATION STUDIES
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