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"Analogue" versus "digital" viewed in terms of the "real" versus the "intermedial".
Painterly stylization and "reality effect" in slow cinema.
Inflections of realism and intermediality within the post-communist cinema of Central and Eastern
Europe.
Magical realism in world cinema.
The merging of the "representation" and the "real" within the rhetoric of intermedial cinema (e.g. the
tensions underlying "poetic realism", techniques of figuration and disfiguration, the various forms of
media collage or the tableau vivant in cinema).
Intermediality theorized or analysed from the perspective of phenomenological or
postphenomenological points of view.
Reading, Director of International Engagement, Department of Film, Theatre and Television, editor
of Impure Cinema: Intermedial and Intercultural Approaches to Film (2013), Theorizing World
Cinema (2012), Realism and the Audiovisual Media (2009), author of World Cinema and the Ethics of
Realism (2011), as well as several seminal articles on Brazilian, German, French, and Japanese cinema.
JRGEN E. MLLER, Professor of Media Studies at the University of Bayreuth, author
of Intermedialitt, Fromen moderner kultureller Kommunikation (1996), editor of Digital Media and the
Expansion of the Arts (2006), Intermdialit et socialit. Histoire et gographie d'un
concept (2007), Media Encounters and Media Theories (2008), and articles on the history and theory of
intermediality, and digital media.
Further keynotes to be announced.
Submission of proposals
We invite proposals both for individual papers and pre-constituted panels. Panels may consist of 3 or 4
speakers.
Deadline for the submission of proposals: May 25, 2015.
We will get back to you with our decision by June 1, 2015.
Please fill in one of the SUBMISSION FORMS below:
INDIVIDUAL SUBMISSION
PANEL SUBMISSION
For additional information you can contact the organizers directly at this e-mail address:
2015.real.intermedial@gmail.com
The official language of the conference is English.
The time for presentations is limited to maximum 20 minutes, followed by a 10 minute debate.
Conference fee (which includes participation, conference buffet and banquet): 120 EUR, special fee for
participants from post-communist/communist countries: 70 EUR. The fee is to be paid on arrival at the
conference registration desk.
A selection of papers based on the conference presentations will be published in our department's
international, peer reviewed journal (Acta Universitatis Sapientiae. Film & Media Studies) indexed in several
international databases or in a conference volume.