Webs narratológicas

23/4/12

Aleluya, por fin he encontrado un blog sobre narración y narratología—"The Storytelling Animal", de Jonathan Gottschall, en Psychology Today. Por cierto que me acabo de encargar su último libro, sobre el mismo tema. Va directo el blog a la cabeza de mi lista sobre webs y blogs narratológicos, que ahora tiene esta forma—al final se encuentra mi propia contribución al género:

 
The Storytelling Animal (Jonathan Gottschall)
Centre for Narrative Research’s Blog
Narrport (U Hamburg)

Project Narrative
Centre for Narrative Research (U of East London)
Centre for Narrative Research listserv

Vox poetica
Narratologies (EHESS)
Narratech (U of Idaho)
Cahiers de Narratologie
Narratology (Köln)
Recolecta: Narratología
"Narratology"@Wikipedia
David Herman
Interdisciplinary Center for Narratology (U Hamburg)
The Living Handbook of Narratology
Narratio Aliena (Bonn)
Story and Narrative (Scoop.it)
Retrospection (Scoop.it)
The Story in All Stories (Storify)
Vanity Fea (Narración)
 

PS: A resultas de un comentario que le pongo en el primer post, me recomienda Gottschall este artículo del Atlantic Monthly sobre Facebook: "Is Facebook Making Us Lonely"?  Altamente recomendable.

También le pongo este comentario sobre "Confabulation y Apophenia" en un post sobre autoengaños y creencias delirantes:

I suspect there’s all kinds of interesting reasons why people may give a version of events which is different from that of an observer/analyst... perhaps one of those interesting reasons is that they are in an interactional position different from that of the observer/analyst; their stories are to serve a different practical purpose. Self-delusion is of course a prime mover, alike with the sane and the insane; collective stories which bind people together (religions, etc.) form a kind of continuum with insanity. But I digress. I wanted to ask about the term "apophenia", which is sometimes used in a sense close to the term "confabulation" you use- seeing non-existent connections, paranoid patterns, etc. Do you see any connections between the two, or am I seeing connections myself?

Apophenia / Referential mania