Abstract: This article presents a new method to create maps that chart changes across a cinematic narrative. These are unlike narrative spaces previ-ously discussed in the literature—they are abstract, holistic, dynamic repre-sentations based on objective criteria. The analysis considers three

Mühlheim, M; Heusser, M (2007). Narrative space and the location of meaning. Academic Exchange Quarterly,

life and work, the breadth of mathematical interests and the applications of mathematics within the world of physics. What is a Physical Narrative? A Physical Narrative (PN) is a space which the public is invited to explore, within which they find the traces of a story that they piece together during

For a successful distributed teamwork it is vital to provide team-members with awareness on collaborative activities. One way of achieving this is through applying a narrative based approach to construct the events that have taken place on documents and folders in a project workspace, as various

the relationship between cartographic and gameworld spaces must be ‘‘read’ ’ dynamically by players to progress; these maps reflect the affordances of each game, and how those affordances contribute to player enjoyment or frustration. The article concludes with the suggestion that paying attention to signifying

Our society's modalities of communication are rapidly changing. Large panel displays and screens are be ing installed in many public spaces, ranging from open plazas, to shopping malls, to private houses, to theater stages, classrooms, and museums. In parallel, wearable computers

of theatre or dramatic performances rather than as pieces of text. Key words: Folk narrative; drama; performance; space; storytellers It might be argued that all folklore unconsciously involves ideas of boundaries and inhabited space, especially with regard to its relationship with the recurring concept

innovator in opera set design, Giacomo Puccini broke new ground through the use of both modern technologies — such as electric stage lighting — and a narrative structure closer to the audience of his day. Similarly, drawing inspiration from the Puccinian set, this exhibition reinterprets the museum space

In this paper, the authors investigate one teacher’s utilization of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) by drawing context from two of his life-stories: one that he interprets as “ruin ” and the other “success. ” Methodologically grounded in narrative inquiry, this paper contains

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