7.0219 CFP 2: Computer Generated Literature (Last Call) (1/128)
Elaine Brennan (EDITORS@BROWNVM.BITNET)
Mon, 4 Oct 1993 14:54:20 EDT
Humanist Discussion Group, Vol. 7, No. 0219. Monday, 4 Oct 1993.
Date: Mon, 27 Sep 1993 12:14:37 -0400 (EDT)
From: lenoblem@ERE.UMontreal.CA (Lenoble Michel)
Subject: Computer generated literature conference - Paris 1994
LAST CALL FOR PAPER PROPOSALS FOR THE CGL CONFERENCE
Please note that two minor modifications have been added to the
original text of the call for papers; these are indicated by -->
in the left margin of the text.
Alain Vuillemin
Michel Lenoble
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CALL FOR PAPERS
COMPUTER GENERATED LITERATURE
SPECIAL SESSION DURING
ALLC-ACH 94 CONFERENCE
19-23 april 1994
Paris - Sorbonne
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As we are planing to ask the ALLC-ACH 94 organizers to
include in their conference programme a special session on
"Computer Generated Literature" (CGL), we are gathering
submissions on this very topic. These will be forwarded all
together to the ALLC-ACH 94 selection comittee with our proposal
for a special session.
CGL, in its broadest sense, includes, among others, these
research fields:
- animated typography, animated poetic video
- sound and spatial poetry
- computer generated poetry, theater and fiction
- computer generated scripts, scenarios and tales
- interactive literature, poly-auctorial literature
--> - hypertextual literature
Papers could deal, among others, with the following research
topics:
- literary text generators: theoretical or practical
approaches
- methods and programming environments for generator
developpment
- historical or typological survey of CGL
- pedagogical applications
- legal implications (copyright), commercial implications
(publication, distribution)
- relationships between CGL and literary institutions
and archiving facilities
and libraries of the future
and genetic studies
and critical studies
- particular project or realization in CGL
--> - CGL publications on computer readable medium
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PRACTICAL INFORMATION
Refer to ALLC-ACH94's "Preliminary Call for Papers" for
further details. Please note the following particulars of the
proposed CGL session.
OFFICIAL LANGUAGES
Papers will be accepted both in French and in English.
MAXIMUM ABSTRACTS LENGTH
1500 words for 25 minute presentations
2500 words for 45 minute lectures
SUBMISSION FORMAT
In order to speed up the submission process, e-mail usage is
*strongly* encouraged.
Submission should all include the following information:
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TITLE:
AUTHOR(S):
AFFILIATION:
POSTAL ADDRESS:
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
FAX NUMBER:
PHONE NUMBER:
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Please mention the name of the author as the "subject" of the
e-submission message.
Submission for this particular CGL-session should be sent
directly to Michel Lenoble: lenoblem@ere.umontreal.ca
DEADLINES
October 1, 1993 - Proposal for CGL session
October 15, 1993 - CGL Session proposal sent to ALLC-ACH
December 15, 1993 - Notification of acceptance
February 15, 1994 - Advanced registration
PUBLICATION OF PAPERS
In case of CGL-session acceptance by ALLC-ACH, the organizers of
this particular session are planning a selective paper
publication, most probably in cooperation with a french research
center. Negociations with the publishers are currently under way.
| More info: contact Michel Lenoble: lenoblem@ere.umontreal.ca |