In her talk, "Literature as Uncertainty Practice – Creative Encounters with the World," Kukkonen will speak about how literature provides its readers with a designed sensory flow.
From January 2025, Centre for Human Interactivity (CHI) will become a cooperation partner with Centre for Literature, Cognition and Emotions (LCE).
An article co-written by the LCE project 'Voice in Literature' has been selected as 'Editor's Choice' in the journal Language Sciences.
With her talk "Creative Writing in Times of Crisis: Social Functions and Therapeutic Potentials," Alexandra Effe will present LCE financed work during her research stay at the University of Auckland.
With her talk, "Contingent Minds: Companions, Proxies and Nobodies in Literary Writing," Karin Kukkonen will present in the Fiction and Other Minds seminar series.
Karin Kukkonen and Alexandra Effe will present work from their LCE projects at the SIRFF conference 18.-20 October.
A new teaching video has been added to LCE's video catalogue. Join Alexandra Effe as she gives an introduction to empirical methods in the study of literature.
The Manuscript group at LCE invites papers for their third workshop on 17.-18. October 2024.
Kukkonen's talk "Creativity and Contingency: A 4/5 E Perspective", is featured as a keynote at the 10th Cognitive Futures in the Arts and Humanities Conference in Catania in June.
With her talk "Autofictional Reading and Transformative Thinking: Possible Selves in Literature and Life", Effe will deliver the very first talk of the ARN Seminar Series.
The research initiative "Eco-Emotions: Affective Response to Environmental Change in and through Literature" led by Stefka Eriksen, will dive into questions related to emotions, environmental changes and literature.
LCE celebrated its new status as a centre with a launch event on 30 January. LCE assistant Victoria Lauritsen presents her personal highlights from the afternoon event. Click here for the full programme.
With her talk "Literature as Uncertainty Practice – Creative Encounters with the World", Kukkonen will speak about how literature provides its readers with a designed sensory flow. (Cancelled).
In her talk, Reiko Abe Auestad will speak about her upcoming book Affect, Emotion and Sensibility in Modern Japanese Literature.
Join us for the launch of our new interdisciplinary centre!
