Chair: Carlos Gámez (Càtedra de Ciències i Humanitats Dr. Bofill, Universitat de Barcelona)
“Life built herself a myriad forms”: Epics of Gestation and Co-Operation in Late Nineteenth-Century Women’s Poetry”.
>Wolfgang Funk (Johannes Gutenberg Universität, Mainz)
“Situating Selfhood in a Scientific Universe, 1925-1931.”
>Michael Whitworth (Oxford University)
“This too is poetry”: Ronald Duncan, Science and Ignorance.”
>John Holmes (Birmingham University)
(AUDITORI JOSEP IRLA)
“Parallel universes in superhero còmics.”
>Francisco Saez de Adana (Instituto Franklin. Universidad de Alcalá)
“Divulgació de la ciència a través de la literatura.”
>Núria Ruiz Morillas (Universitat Rovira i Virgili)
“Blue Was The Water That Inked The Portuguese Route from Science to Empire.”
>Joana Lima (Lisbon University)
“A Science Implant in Fiction: Organ Transplants in Literature.”
>Xavier Duran (Scientific Journalist)
(Room CARLES RAHOLA)
“Narrative Empathy and the Fight Against Gender Violence.”
>Isabel Jaén Portillo (Portland State University)
“Violence, Murders, Suicides and the Making of a “Best-seller” in the Early Days of the Printing Press: Affect and Reception of Celestina (1499/1502).”
>Julien J. Simon (Indiana University East)
“18th and early 19th centuries in Greece: the conflict between positive sciences and the Greek Orthodox Church.”
>Maria Terdimou (Hellenic Open University)
“Processes of Empathy in Olvido García Valdés’ Poetry”
>Friederike Foedtke (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel)
“Ilación perceptivo-literaria en la poesía meditativa de Dominique Sampiero: fenómeno y cognición.”
>Lorenzo Piera Martín (Salamanca University)
“Poetry as a (not scientific) realism: G. Ferrater on the function of poetry in culture.”
>Lucas Capellas Franco (Pompeu Fabra University)
10-11:00h Inaugural Conference: “The Plague in Western Art.” Dr. Juan F. Campo (Càtedra de Ciències i Humanitats Dr. Bofill) (AUDITORI JOSEP IRLA)