Conférence
Notice
Lieu de réalisation
Université Montpellier 3, EMMA
Langue :
Anglais
Crédits
Marco Caracciolo (Publication), Sandrine Sorlin (Organisation de l'évènement), Marco Caracciolo (Intervention), Sandrine Sorlin (Intervention)
Détenteur des droits
Marco Caracciolo
Conditions d'utilisation
Droit commun de la propriété intellectuelle
Citer cette ressource :
Marco Caracciolo, Sandrine Sorlin. EMMA. (2022, 19 avril). Marco Caracciolo: Rhythm and Scalar Levels in Reading Fiction. [Vidéo]. Canal-U. https://www.canal-u.tv/116350. (Consultée le 10 juin 2024)

Marco Caracciolo: Rhythm and Scalar Levels in Reading Fiction

Réalisation : 19 avril 2022 - Mise en ligne : 19 avril 2022
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Descriptif

Rhythm is a concept that is often informally applied to narrative, for instance when we talk about the slowness of a long novel or the fast pace of an action film. Current work in both the mind sciences and narrative theory allows us to think about the rhythmicity of narrative in a more systematic way. In this talk, I focus on the "scalability" of rhythm, how rhythmic patterns exist at multiple levels of the text-reader interaction. Using a short story by Lauren Groff ("Boca Raton") as a case study, I explore rhythm as deriving from both bottom-up and top-down effects in narrative experience. I ground my discussion in recent developments within the cognitive sciences, particularly so-called "enactivist" approaches to the reader's mind.

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