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1. Ludology, Narratology, and the Representation of Women in Visual Novels

   My paper explores the genre of visual novels, a form of digital interactive fiction popularized in Japan. As very little academic work has been undertaken on visual novels thus far, I explore several different methods for analyzing them, and consider what other scholars may find useful and interesting about them in the future. 

   Linn Heidi Stokkedal - 05.09.2018 - 14:54

2. Re-imagining the City: (Con)Textual Gaps in Implementation and #QtCoL

   This paper explores the concept of narrativity in the city by analyzing the project Queering the City of Literature (#QtCoL), a distributed narrative inspired by Implementation (Rettberg and Montfort). Distributed narratives are literary texts that are distributed across different spaces and times to create divergence rather than unity (Walker 1). Implementation and #QtCoL build on several modern-day practices: both of the works consist of text fragments that participants were invited to put up in places of their choice on public surfaces. The texts were photographed and posted online.  



   Amirah Mahomed - 03.10.2018 - 15:23