Conference Program

Thursday, 28 September 2023

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), School of Continuing Education, Auditorium 
08:30 – 08:50Registration
08:50 – 09:10  Opening 
09:10 – 10:40Plenary Session
National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), School of Continuing Education, Auditorium 

Perspectives on the Theoretical Landscape
Chair: Candida Syndikus, NTNU
Dirk Van Hulle (University of Oxford)
Creative Spaces: Editing Notebooks and Marginalia
Daniel Ferrer (ITEM/ENS)
Elusive Environments: De-Contextualization and Re-Contextualization (remote presentation)
10:40 – 11:10 Coffee Break
11:10 – 12:10Parallel Sessions 1
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

1A – Translation and the Creative Collective
Chair: Ken-Fang Lee, NTNU
Patrick Hersant (ITEM/ENS)
RENGA by Roubaud, Sanguineti and Tomlinson: Collaborative. Translation at Play
Sakari Katajamäki (Finnish Literary Society)
Main Currents-The Social and Material. Environs of a Co-Authored Translation
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

1B – Creative Collective 
Chair: Dirk Van Hulle, University of Oxford
Benedetta Zaccarello (ITEM/ENS)
Abstract Thinking and Poetry Writing in an Indian ashram: Where Environs are a Living Practice
Peng Yi (National Central University)
Cardography: Wittgenstein, Woolf and the 1920’s
12:10 – 14:00Lunch
14:00 – 15:30Parallel Sessions 2
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

2A – Creative Entanglement
Chair: Valentin Nussbaum, NTNU
Roberta Priore (University of Bologna)
“A Living Laboratory”: Function of the First Hundred Pages of the Zibaldone di pensieri by Giacomo Leopardi (remote presentation)
Olga Beloborodova (University of Antwerp)
“An Interesting Failure”: Beckett’s (Un-)Collaborative Creativity on Screen  (remote presentation)
Gabriele Wix (University of Bonn)
Thomas Kling and Max Ernst: Two Case Studies on the Intertwined Web of Draft Environment and Textual Genesis in Poetic and Translatorial Activities  (remote presentation)
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

2B – Creative Collective I: Libraries, Letters, Drafts
Chair: John Rink, University of Cambridge
Kiyoko Myojo (Seijo University)
Kafka’s Fictional Writings as Disguised Letters
Ilaria Burattini (University of Bologna)
Traces of Epistolary Documents in Guicciardini’s Storia d’Italia: A Laboratory Made of Papers (remote presentation)
Anna Sarodi (University of Oxford)
The Shelved Draft: Libraries of Poets-Translators (remote presentation)
15:30 – 16:00Coffee Break
16:00 – 17:30Parallel Sessions 3
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

3A – Variants, Open or Shut
Chair: Mark Byron, University of Sydney
Barbro Wallgren Hemlin (University of Gothenburg) 
Bishop Esaias Tegnér and the Changes: Textual Variants as Clues to the Creative Process
Dovilė Gervytė (Vilnius University) 
Motionless Draft, or the Imperfection of Genetic Imagination 
Felix Hermans (University of Antwerp) 
“First Prose. Then”: Samuel Beckett’s Hesitation over Genre
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

3B – A Second Look: Genetic Concepts and Case Studies  (Session in French and in English)

Chair: Franz Johansson, ITEM – Sorbonne University
Kazuhiro Matsuzawa (University of Nagoya)
Illusion exogénétique? Entre le troisième cours de linguistique générale de Saussure et le Cours de linguistique générale (Exogenetic illusion? Between Saussure’s Third Course in General Linguistics and The Course in General Linguistics
Takashi Inoue (Shirayuri University) and Michael Ka-Chi Cheuk (Hong Kong Metropolitan University) 
Genetic Criticism and World Literature: The Cases of Gao Xingjian and Yukio Mishima
Chia-Hung Hsueh (National Central University)
Lire Certeau aux prises avec le temps

Friday, 29 September 2023

National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), School of Continuing Education, Auditorium
08:30 – 09:00Registration and Coffee
09:00 – 10:30Parallel Sessions 4
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

4A – Creative Environs I: Composition, Studio Recording and Design
Chair: Wojciech Kruszewski, Catholic University of Lublin
John Rink (University of Cambridge)
From “Musical Idea” to Notation and Sound: Mapping Creative Space in Music
Anna R. Burzyńska (Jagiellonian University)
The Recording Studio as a Songwriting Tool
Niina Turtola (Edinburgh Napier University)
From the Draft to Final Version of a Book Cover—Blurring Lines of Fact and Fiction
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

4B Creative Environs II: Mental, Physical, Generic and Fluid
Chair: Kiyoko Myojo, Seijo University
Jarosław Fazan (Jagiellonian University)
Creative Subject and a Space of Disease
Mateusz Antoniuk (Jagiellonian University)
Looking at the Draft (and Thinking about Its Enviorns)
Josefine Hilfling (University of Copenhagen)
Manuscripts Do Burn: Theoretical Issues within Genetic Criticism When Tracing the Author’s Writing Process through Published Editions (remote presentation)
10:30 – 12:00Parallel Sessions 5
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

5A – The Jagged Edge of Creativity and Modernity/
19th-Century Poetry and Beyond
Chair: Patrick Hersant, ITEM/ENS
Julia Holter (ITEM/ENS)
The Birth of Alexander Pushkin’s “Ode to Liberty” in Situ of an Ill-Fated Castle
Wojciech Kruszewski (Catholic University of Lublin)
“Give me a break!” Jan Czeczot as the Editor of Adam Mickiewicz’s First Works
Arleen Ionescu (Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
Refuge in “Ruins”: Samuel Beckett’s Library vs E. M. Cioran’s Cahiers(remote presentation)
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

5B – The Unfinished
Chair: Anna R. Burzyńska, Jagiellonian University
Jeronimo Pizarro (Universidad de los Andes)
Fernando Pessoa’s Radical Scatters
Daniela Shalom Vagata (Masaryk University)
Ugo Foscolo’s “Hymn to the Graces”: A Case Study
12:00 – 14:00Lunch
14:00 – 15:30Parallel Session 6
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

6A Writers and the Digital Environment 1
Chair: Laura Pérez León, National Central University
Thorsten Ries (University of Texas)
Analog and Digital Chronotopoi: On the Evolution of Writing Space, Materiality and Chronology in Modern Dossiers Génétiques (remote presentation)
Lamyk Bekius (University of Antwerp)
The Digital Writing Environment: From Music and “Downtime” to the Affordances of the Word Processor (remote presentation)
Veijo Pulkkinen (University of Helsinki)
The Born-Digital Manuscripts of Kalle Päätalo
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

6B – Writers and the Digital Environment 2
Chair: Sakari Katajamäki, Finnish Literary Society
Floor Buschenhenke (Huygens Institute)
Currente Cursore: The Art of Revision in a Digital Workspace
Ya-Ting Chang (National Central University)
The Website of Jean-Philippe Toussaint, or Work in Motion
15:30 – 16:00Coffee Break
16:00 – 17:30Parallel Session 7
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Auditorium

7A – Digital Environs and Theoretical Tools
Chair: Dinu Luca, NTNU
Franz Johansson (ITEM – Sorbonne University)
The Auctorial Avant-texte: From Print to Digital Space 
Aurèle Crasson (ITEM/ENS)
“La trace: entre Origine et Archive Ce que les productions numériques de Jacques Derrida révèlent” (“The Trace: between Origin and Archive, What the Digital Productions of Jacques Derrida Reveal”) (presentation in French)
Paola Italia (University of Bologna)
A Grammar of Corrections (remote presentation)
NTNU, School of Continuing Education, Conference Room 213

7B – Material Environment and Creative Ecology
Chair: Benedetta Zaccarello, ITEM/ENS
Mark Byron (University of Sydney)
Tristia: A Poetics of Displaced Composition
Raffaella Fernandez (University of São Paulo)
Writing on Recycled Sheets: Bricolage and Polyphony in Carolina Maria de Jesus’ Manuscripts (remote presentation)
National Taiwan Normal University (NTNU), School of Continuing Education, Auditorium
17:30 – 18:00Closing Ceremony

Updated 11 September, 2023

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