The World Psychiatric Association has emphasised the importance of idiographic understanding as a distinct component of comprehensive assessment but in introductions to the idea it is often assimilated to the notion of narrative judgement. This paper aims to distinguish between supposed idiographic and narrative judgement. Taking the former to mean a kind of individualised judgement, I argue th...

This work describes a computer model that generates visual narratives. It is part of a research project on narrative generation. A visual narrative is defined as a sequence of pictorial-scenes; each scene contains characters, locations and symbols representing dramatic tensions. A computer generated plot is transformed into a visual narrative by converting each textual action into a pictorial s...

In this paper, we propose a novel method for performing high-level narrative structure extraction of films. Our objective is to utilize the knowledge of film production for analyzing and extracting the structure of films. This is achieved by combining visual and aural cues on the basis of cinematic principles. An aesthetic model is developed to integrate visual and aural cues (aesthetic fields)...

This project continues our interdisciplinary research into computational and cognitive aspects of narrative comprehension. Our ultimate goal is the development of a computational theory of how humans understand narrative texts. The theory will be informed by joint research from the viewpoints of linguistics, cognitive psychology, the study of language acquisition, literary theory, geography, ph...

We present work toward computationally defining a model of narrative comprehension vis-à-vis memory of narrative events, via an automated planning knowledge representation, capable of being used in a narrative generation context. There has been much recent research on computationally analyzing and generating narratives (e.g. Mani 2012). Key to these efforts is the modeling of the mind as it mak...

            Herman Melville is one of the greatest authors American literature. His best known book Moby-Dick. In this article I have tried to provide a brief overview narrative strategy used by create such great masterpiece. It focused on Melville’s style which close modernist and post- writings. ahead time he lived. The first phrase Moby-...

This study concerns the evolution of listeners’ production during narratives in a French conversational corpus. Using the method of Conversational analysis in a first part of the study, we show that listeners use different discursive devices throughout the narrative. In a second part, we attempt to estimate this behavior in a systematic way by measuring the richness of morphosyntactic categorie...

Stories are an important part of children’s social and cognitive development and are an integral part of their lives. In this paper, we share a short synopsis of Mobile Stories, one of the narrative systems we have developed with and for children. We also share lessons we have learned while designing, developing, and evaluating Mobile Stories. In designing and developing narrative systems for c...