History and Theory of the Picturebook
Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer organise à l’Université de Tübingen un colloque international intitulé History and Theory of the Picturebook du 22 au 24 septembre 2011. Le colloque sera précédé d’un atelier réservé aux doctorants.
Thursday, September 22, 2011
Registration 09.30-10.30; Welcome 10.30-11.00
Paper Presentation 1. Moderation: Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer
11.00-11.45 Maria Nikolajeva (Cambridge, UK): Reading Other People’s Mind through Words and Images
11.45-12.30 Perry Nodelman (Winnipeg, Canada): The Bear that Wasn’t and the Pictures that Weren’t: The Relationship between Semiotics and History in Picturebook Analysis
12.30-13.15 Carole Scott (San Diego, US): Artists’ Books and Picturebooks
Paper Presentation 2. Moderation: Elina Druker
14.30-15.15 Nina Christensen (Copenhagen, Denmark): A Global Perspective? Universalism and World Citizenship in Picturebooks
15.15-16.00 Nina Goga (Bergen, Norway): The Book Shelf and the Book Collection as Episthemic Places
Paper Presentation 3. Moderation: Nina Christensen
16.30-17.15 Elina Druker (Stockholm, Sweden): The Concept of Miniature in Picturebooks
17.15-18.00 Bettina Kümmerling-Meibauer (Tübingen, Germany) & Jörg Meibauer (Mainz, Germany): Understanding the Matchstick Man
Friday, September 23, 2011
Paper Presentation 4. Moderation: Carole Scott
09.00-09.45 Evelyn Arizpe (Glasgow, UK): Meaningmaking from Wordless (or Nearly Wordless) Picturebooks: Historical and Theoretical Expectations
09.45-10.30 Sandra Beckett (St. Catherines, Canada): “The Art of Visual Storytelling”: Formal Strategies in Wordless Picturebooks
10.30-11.15 Emma Bosch (Barcelona, Spain): How Many Words Can a Wordless Picturebook Have?
Paper Presentation 5. Moderation: Nina Goga
11.45-12.30 Agnes-Margrethe Bjorvand (Kristiansand, Norway): Peritexts in Astrid Lindgren’s Picturebooks
12.30-13.15 Cécile Boulaire (Tours, France): American Picturebooks in France from the 1950s until the 1970s: Aesthetic and Narratological Influences
Paper Presentation 6. Moderation: Sandra Beckett
14.30-15.15 Roman Martin Deppner (Bielefeld, Germany): Pop Art and the Postmodern as a Paradigm of Orientation. Picturebooks between Consumption and Insight into Artificial Paradises
15.15-16.00 Brenda Bellorín (Barcelona, Spain): Too Much Characters About Nothing? Types and Functions of Complementary Characters in Fairy Tale Picturebooks
Paper Presentation 7. Moderation: Maria Nikolajeva
16.30-17.15 Albert Lemmens & Serge Stommels (Nijmegen, The Netherlands): From Raduga to Gosizdat
17.15-18.00 Mikhail Karashik (St. Petersburg, Russia): The Shock Book for Soviet Children
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Paper Presentation 8. Moderation: Evelyn Arizpe
09.00-09.45 Janet Evans (Liverpool, UK): Historical Influences on Wolf Erlbruch’s Picturebooks with Particular Reference to the Symbolism in Duck, Death and the Tulip
09.45-10.30 Beatrice Hoster Cabo & Maria José Lobato Suero (Sevilla, Spain): An Approach to the Phenomenon of Intertextuality through Picturebooks: Browne in Browne and his Hypotexts
10.30-11.15 Mareile Oetken (Oldenburg, Germany): Rampant and Comical: The Grobian as a Traditional and Contemporary Character in Picturebooks
Paper Presentation 9. Moderation: Janet Evans
11.45-12.30 Marnie Campagnaro (Padua, Italy): Visual Explorations: a Proposal for Critical Analysis
12.30-13.15 Fanuel Hanan Diaz (Caracas, Venezuela): The Indication as a “Clue” in the Picturebook’s Visual Grammar
13.15-14.00 Final Discussion