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Center for Digital Narrative

Center for Digital Narrative

Humanities-driven research in electronic literature, games studies, digital culture, and computation to advance understanding of digital narrative.

CDN is a Norwegian Centre of Research Excellence funded by the Norwegian Research Council from 2023-2033. CDN focuses on algorithmic narrativity, new environments and materialities, and shifting cultural contexts. We will investigate how the interactions of human authors with non-human agents result in new narrative forms, how the materiality of digital narratives have changed, and how cultural contexts are reshaping the use and function of digital narrative.

Hiring
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CDN is hiring: open positions

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CFP
Joe Tabbi on the book launch of "Cambridge Introduction to Literary Posthumanism"

Call for contributions for special issue “Celebrating Joseph Tabbi and 30 Years of electronic book review”

Joseph Tabbi is the founder of electronic book review, which is now celebrating 30 years of continuous publication, making it one of the first scholarly open access journals on the web.

Off Center
Off Center – Tama Leaver

Episode 35: The Ban on Social Media, AI, and the Digital Child with Tama Leaver

In this episode, Scott travels to Australia to talk with Tama Leaver at the Center of Excellence for the Digital Child. They discuss Tama's involvement with the Center, his research regarding generative AI, the ways in which children interact with AI and how they can be affected by them, as well as...
CDN DNA
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What is algorithmic narrativity?

Stories are no longer exclusively a human domain.

Awards
Alinta Krauth – text: "The Songbird Speaks. Decoding Magpie Vocalizations with AI"

Won award for AI artwork imagining magpies as storytellers

Woollahra Digital Literary Award in digital innovation given to Alinta Krauth.

Norwegian Centre of Excellence

A Centre of Excellence – Senter for fremragende forskning – Funded by the Norwegian Research Council and the University of Bergen. Project no. 332643