A cultural computing approach to interactive narrative: The case of the living liberia fabric
| Title: | A cultural computing approach to interactive narrative: The case of the living liberia fabric |
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| Format: | Conference |
| Publication Date: | December 2010 |
| Description: | This position paper presents an approach to computational narrative based in cognitive linguistics and sociolinguistics accounts of conceptual blending, metaphor, and narrative, multimedia semantics, human-centered interface design, and digital media art practice. In particular, as a case study, we describe the Living Liberia Fabric, an AI-based interactive narrative system developed in affiliation with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) of Liberia to memorialize a fourteen-year civil war. The Living Liberia Fabric project is led by Fox Harrell and executed in the Imagination, Computation, and Expression (ICE) Laboratory at Georgia Tech. The system exemplifies a cultural computing approach (grounding computing practices in a wider range of specific cultural traditions and values than those that are privileged in computer science). [11, 13]. |
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| Citation: | FS-10-04. 18 - 20. |
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