- Autores
- Amelia Gamoneda, Candela Salgado Ivanich, Carlos López de Silanes de Miguel, Gustavo Ariel Schwartz, Manuel González de Ávila, Marta Macho-Stadler, Vicente Luis Mora, Víctor Bermúdez
- Coordinador
- Gustavo Ariel Schwartz & Víctor Bermúdez
- Título de volumen colectivo
- #Nodes
- Editorial
- Intellect Books
- Lugar de edición
- Bristol
- Fecha de edición
- diciembre 2019
- Páginas
- 537
- ISBN
- 9781789380736
29 mayo, 2020
CONTENTS
#Complex Networks
Mixing up Sciences and Humanities
The Sublime Simplicity of Complex Networks – Gustavo Ariel Schwartz
Weaving Worlds – Josep Perelló
Words as Dynamic Systems – Marta Macho Stadler
Complex Networks: An Opportunity to Reflect on the Mysteries of Language – Bernat Corominas-Murtra
Evolution, Complex Networks and Detectors of Beauty – Albert Flexas Oliver
Culture and Complexity – Juan Luis Suárez
Mapping Networks: Science and Altruism – Kevin W. Boyack y Richard Klavans
Macroscopes for Exploring and Navigating Science and Technology – Lisel Record y Katy Börner
Colophon
References
#Metaphor
The Node is the Lair of the Unusual
The Need for Metaphor – Amelia Gamoneda
Crossing a Reduced Space: Metaphor’s Status as an Emerging Network – Iván Méndez González
Metaphor and Neuroimaging: How Art and Neuroscience Inspire Each Other – Clara Martin
Complex Realism (or the Year Zero Line of Things) – Agustín Fernández Mallo
An Approach to Metaphor Based on Set Theory – Javier Moreno
Dangers and Riches of Scientific Metaphors in Literature – Vicente Luis Mora
Whimsical Science Metaphors – Dudley Herschbach
Other Kinds of Knowledge – Melisa Pierce Murray
Colophon / References
#Cosmos
From Elementary Particles to the Immensity of the Cosmos
Magic in Every Last Corner – Alberto Güijosa
Levels of Reality and Quantum Vacuum – Basarab Nicolescu
Starry Nights – Juan José Gómez Cadenas
Waves, Particles and Quite the Opposite – Jaume Navarro
Syncretism in Ernesto Cardenal’s Cosmic Canticle – Catalina García García-Herreros
Corona of the Sun – Jairo Rojas Rojas
Beyond a Certain Density – Gilles Cyr
Playing with Equations – Luca Pozzi
Re(con)figuring CERN – Ariane Koek
Investigating Missing Satellites: Narratives in Dark Culture – Poe Johnson y Roger F. Malina
Colophon
References
#Chaos and complexity
When the Exceptional Becomes the Norm
Simply Chaos and Complexity – Diego A. Wisniacki
Is There a Theory of Complexity? – Jorge Wagensberg
Telling the Time – Bruno Arpaia
Narratives of Complexity – Luis Felipe G. Lomelí
Literary Appropriation of Chaos Theory – Belén Gache
Complexity and Creativity in the Narratives of Marcelo Cohen – Joanna Page
From Borealis: Time Signatures – Amy Catanzano
Fractal Expressionism – Gustavo Ariel Schwartz
Colophon / References
#Emergence
From Molecules to Creativity
Emergence – Markus I. Eronen
From Molecules to Life: Two Metaphors to Inquire About the Emergence of Biological Organisation – Kepa Ruiz-Mirazo
Proteins, Prions and Memories – Silvina Cerveny
Altruism: Epiphenomenon or Emergent Property? – Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias
The Adjacent Possible. Constraint and Enablement – Stuart Kauffman
On Linguistic Creativity – Jordi Fortuny Andreu
Thematic Emergence. A Micro-theory of Flash Fiction – Luisa Etxenike
Exploring BioArt and Synthetic Biology – Anna Dumitriu
Creating the Conditions: the Artistic Agency of a Single Celled Organism – Heather Barnett
Albert vs. Machine – Albert Barqué-Duran
The Best Example of Lived Transdisciplinarity: the Cortona-Week – Pier Luigi Luisi
Colophon / References
#Perception
The Indiscipline of Perception
Literature and Science of Percept – Víctor Bermúdez
From Photons to Cognition: Perception, Memory and Art in the Brain – Alejandro Galvez-Pol
Images of Innerness: Light and Poetry – Débora Ochoa
The Beauty of the Unexpected. Why do Our Predictions Shape our Perception?
The Perception of Language and Computational Efficiency – Itziar Laka
And I Remember a Feeling of Tightness on the Skin… – James Wilkes
Neuroaesthetics – Anjan Chatterjee
Five Poems – Rafael-José Díaz
Colophon / References
#Memory
(Astute) History of Ideas About Memory
The Discipline of Forgetting: Light Transit Through the Science of Literary Memory – Víctor Bermúdez
Adamantine – Roald Hoffmann
Mental Time Travel – Helena Matute
I Will Remember This Hand – Siri Hustvedt
Handprint on Your Skin – Iván Méndez González
Mr. Funes – Eduardo Berti
Funes vs. Aniston: Neuroscience and Literature – Rodrigo Quian Quiroga
Associative Memory, Figurative Art, and Abstract Concepts – Eiling Yee & Gerry T. M. Altmann
From Handprint to Afterimage.
Exploring the Theme of Memory in Sculptural Installation – Ewa Wesolowska
Colophon
References
#Emotion
The Tricks of the Spasm
Trans-disciplines of Literary Emotion – Víctor Bermúdez
Repeating the Littoral – Hugo Milhanas Machado
The Feeling of Writing (Biocultural Perspective) – Jean-Simon DesRochers
The Sentimental Education (of the reader) – Jose Valenzuela
Warm Vertigo, Cold Vertigo – Menchu Gutiérrez
Redressing What is Still to Come, Verbalising Feeling – Candela Salgado Ivanich
The Mysterious Support of Impressions – Chantal Maillard
Illumination – María Sánchez
Emotion/Emotionalism Through Semiotics and the Social Sciences – Manuel González de Ávila
Colophon / References
# Consciousness
Yo, Myself and I
Parallel Forms of (Self)Consciousness – Miguel Amores Fúster
Self-Consciousness and Evolution – Xurxo Mariño
What the Frog’s Eye Tells the Philosopher’s Brain– Germán Sierra
The Illusory Body: Fictions in Real Time – Carlos López de Silanes de Miguel
The Metaphorical Dimensions of Consciousness – Marc-Williams Debono
Aesthetic Experience / Psychedelic States of Consciousness – Pierre-Louis Patoine
The Cognitive Study of Literature and its Contributions to the Study of Consciousness – Isabel Jaén Portillo
My Father’s Brain – Jorge Volpi
That’s the Question: Consciousness According to Erwin Schrödinger – Clara Janés
Short Notes on the Relationship Between the Consciousness of the Created Object and that of its Creator – Joséagustín Hayadelatorre
Bridging the Science-Art Gulf – Julia Buntaine
Colophon / References
#Big data
More is Different
Divination in the Deluge:
Data-Driven Discovery and 21st Century Scholarly Discourse – Mark Daley
Literary Studies Goes Big Data – Mario Aquilina
Complementarity of Big Data and Literary Studies – Borja Navarro Colorado
#Sites of Uncertainty – Kristin Veel
Big Data and the Unknowable – Javier Argüello
Data Science at The Alan Turing Institute – Andrew Blake
Describing Data as an Art Material – Julie Freeman
Art and Big Data – Juan Luis Suárez