Computational and cognitive approaches to narratology

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Computational and cognitive approaches to narratology from the perspective of narrative generation / Takashi Ogata -- The possibility of the literary work generation by computer / Akinori Abe -- Designing a socially open narrative generation system / Taisuke Akimoto, Takashi Ogata -- An attempt of the commercial film production support system based on the image rhetoric of commercial film / Yoji Kawamura -- Applying digital storytelling to business planning / Yoko Takeda -- Can computers create comics and animations? / Miki Ueno, Kiyohito Fukuda, Naoki Mori -- Thesaurus with predicate-argument structure to provide base framework to determine states, actions, and change-of-states / Koichi Takeuchi -- The word order flexibility in Japanese novels: a dynamic syntax perspective / Tohru Seraku, Akira Ohtani -- The employment status and support needs of persons with disabilities in Japan: an analysis of narrative using narratology and text mining on a national survey / Kai Seino, Yuichiro Haruna, Shun Ishizaki -- Quantitative research into narrative: statistical analysis of "The Tale of Genji" / Gen Tsuchiyama -- Assessing the appeal power of narrative performance by using eyeblink synchronization among audience / Ryota Nomura, Takeshi Okada -- The dilemma of suspense: neuronarratology, cognitive neurosciences, and computer technology / Sara Uboldi, Stefano Calabrese -- Fact, narrative, visualization as fiction, and love: analysis of the Japanese film The Land of Hope / Yukiko Ogawa -- You tell me in emojis / Tüge T. Gülsen -- Non-story, nostalgia, and film cognition: nostalgia-based narrative rhetoric composition / Akihito Kanai -- Kabuki as multiple narrative structures / Takashi Ogata

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10.4018/978-1-5225-0432-0 [DOI]

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