Literature, Cognition and Emotions

Literature, Cognition and Emotions group at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Oslo•18 avsnitt•Månatligen

Literature shapes our thoughts and feelings. But how do signs on a page have an effect on our minds? And why does fiction sometimes feel more real than the world around us? Members from the Literature, Cognition and Emotions group discuss their research with Karin Kukkonen. Podcast production: Vera Syrovatskaya. Sound engineer: Joakim Magnus Taraldsen (USIT). Original jingle composition: Jonas Meyer.

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Literature, Cognition and Emotions

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S3 – 6. Thomas Schubert: The Experience of “Being Moved”

S3 – 5. Silvio Bär: Ancient Greek Literature and Heroes without Texts

S3 – 4. Stefka Eriksen: The Old Norse Sagas

S3 – 3. Tone Selboe: The 19th-Century Novel and Situations of Sympathy

S3 – 2. Hugo Lundhaug: The Coptic Apocrypha

S3 – 1. Sarah Bro Trasmundi: In Search of an Ideal Reader

S2 – 5. Karin Kukkonen: Probability Designs

S2 – 4. Olivia Fialho: Transformative Reading

S2 – 3. Alexandra Effe: Autofiction from a Cognitive Perspective

S2 – 2. Natalia Igl: The Materiality and Multimodality of Literature