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CDN Lunch: Hanna Lauvli on the self and the algorithm

A presentation on current themes in the ALGOFOLK project.

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30.04.2025 - 12.00–13.00

CDN Lounge, Langes gate 1-3

Jack Pyke

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Hannah Lauvli presents early thoughts and themes for her PhD thesis in the ALGOFOLK project.

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About ALGOFOLK

How do algorithms and everyday creative practices shape one another? Algorithms are complex, and – like everything we cannot understand easily – humans create stories and myths around how these modern machines work. "Algorithmic folklore: The mutual shaping of vernacular creativity and automation" (ALGOFOLK) is a research project funded by a Trond Mohn Foundation Starting Grant (2024-2028) which seeks to answer these questions.

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Center for Digital Narrative (CDN)

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.

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ALGOFOLK

"Algorithmic folklore: The mutual shaping of vernacular creativity and automation" (ALGOFOLK) is a four-year TMF-funded project led by Gabriele de Seta, researching the complex relationships between creative practices and algorithmic systems.

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