CRCA announces a new series of bi-weekly presentations showcasing CRCA 
affiliated research projects.

The Center for Research in Computing and the Arts (CRCA) is an 
interdisciplinary Organized Research Unit of UCSD that facilitates the 
creation of vanguard culture through artistic, scholarly, and 
technological research. As the University of California’s oldest arts 
research center, CRCA celebrates its continuing legacy of almost 40 
years of leading edge research by presenting a new series, the CRCA 
Exchange, in conjunction with Calit2 and the UCSD 50th Anniversary.

CRCA Exchange showcases CRCA affiliated research projects, twice a month 
on Thursday evenings from 5pm-7pm. The current series will present 26 
researchers on 13 evenings. We would like to invite you to the first 
event in the CRCA Exchange.

Text Adventures featuring Yra van Dijk and Jeremy Douglass
Thursday 9th December 2010, 5pm-7pm, followed by a reception
Calit2 Auditorium, First Floor, Atkinson Hall
UCSD Voigt Drive, La Jolla


Yra van Dijk: e-literature
Yra van Dijk is a scholar from the University of Amsterdam specializing 
in the poetics of Digital Literature. She is primarily concerned with 
the question of how we can apply literary theory in the analysis and 
interpretation of digital literary art. After talking briefly about the 
European research project on which she is collaborating, she will 
propose an ethical reading of Talking Cure (2002) by Noah Wardrip-Fruin.

For more information about Yra’s work: http://elmcip.net/
For more information about Talking 
Cure:http://www.noahwf.com/talkingcure/index.html and 
http://vimeo.com/3210593

Jeremy Douglass introduces Get Lamp
Get Lamp is a documentary film about text-based computer games. In the 
late 1970s, Adventure and Zork broke ground in the early computer game 
genre that is still being created today as "interactive fiction”. CRCA’s 
own video game scholar and postdoctoral researcher, Jeremy Douglass, who 
appears in the film, will introduce a screening with comments on 
connections to his research.

For more information about Jeremy’s work: http://jeremydouglass.com/
For more information about Get Lamp: Trailer: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzOPVe7Usms and Film: http://www.getlamp.com/


For more information about CRCA : http://crca.ucsd.edu

Please share this CRCA announcement with your networks to assist with 
informing more communities of current CRCA activities.

_______________________________________________
NetBehaviour mailing list
[email protected]
http://www.netbehaviour.org/mailman/listinfo/netbehaviour

Reply via email to