16:45 -18Presentation of the film: Pepe Benítez. Technique and creativity.
“The Magic Lantern as a Gothic Literary Instrument”
>Maria Vara (Athens School of Fine Arts)
“Sherlock Holmes saving Mr. Venizelos: Using science in an early Greek crime fiction novel”
>Sophia Denissi (Athens School of Fine Arts)
“Complex networks reveal emergent transdisciplinary knowledge in Wikipedia”
>Gustavo Ariel Schwartz (Centro de Física de Materiales CSIC-UPV/EHU)
Complex networks for transdisciplinary knowledge in Wikipedia: A longitudinal perspective
Carlos Gámez Pérez (Universitat de Barcelona)
“Decentralized Ledger Technologies for Consensus in History”
>Juan-Luis Suárez (University of Western Ontario)
“Multilingual Language Models for Poetry.”
>Javier de la Rosa, Álvaro Pérez Pozo, Laura Hernández, Aitor Díaz Medina, Salvador Ros, Elena González-Blanco (UNED)
George Vlahakis (Hellenic Open University)
presented by Dr. Carlos Gámez (AUDITORI JOSEP IRLA)
“Body, Interiority and Affect in Memoria Histórica Cinema: Can Cinema of Empathy Advance the Cause of the Victims of Fascism?”
>Isabel Jaén Portillo (Portland State University)
“Embodied Reading: Where Are We Today?”
>Pierre-Louis Patoine (Sorbonne Nouvelle University)
“The monstrification of readership. Empathic reading and body resonance in texts with monstrous characters.”
>Benito García-Valero (Alicante University)
“Refractions of Einstein’s Theory of Relativity on William Faulkner’s works.”
>Teresa Sauri & Eusebio Llácer (Universitat de València)
“Flatland and Chemistry.”
>Miquel Duran (Girona University) & Fernando Blasco (Universidad Politécnica, Madrid)
“Primo Levi’s Other Double Bond: Chemistry and Literature in Horrible Times.”
>Kostas Tampakis (National Hellenic Research Foundation)