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· Oct 30
Literary Attention in Short Fiction, or: What Literature Knows About Attention and Attention Politics | Institute of Literary Studies | University of Stuttgart
The project is funded by an ERC Advanced Grant (LitAttention, 101141722)
www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
❗Attention❗We're an ERC funded project at @unistuttgart.bsky.social interested in percisely that: attention. After all, literature knows a lot about attention – how it is gained and retained, how it is mastered and manipulated.
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!
Calling all native English speakers in Stuttgart! We're currently looking for participants to take part in an eye-tracking experiment, investigating how people process literary stories during reading. 👀
Check out the details below. 👇
Check out the details below. 👇
November 25, 2025 at 11:23 AM
Calling all native English speakers in Stuttgart! We're currently looking for participants to take part in an eye-tracking experiment, investigating how people process literary stories during reading. 👀
Check out the details below. 👇
Check out the details below. 👇
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Catherine Emmott @uofglasgow.bsky.social is coming to @unistuttgart.bsky.social to talk about #attention control and cognitive misdirection in detective fiction. Join us on Thursday in the #LitAttention Colloquium! @litattention.bsky.social #CogLit #CogHumanities
November 4, 2025 at 1:11 PM
Catherine Emmott @uofglasgow.bsky.social is coming to @unistuttgart.bsky.social to talk about #attention control and cognitive misdirection in detective fiction. Join us on Thursday in the #LitAttention Colloquium! @litattention.bsky.social #CogLit #CogHumanities
We're delighted to announce our upcoming LitAttention Colloquium with some fantastic guests -- always at 11:30-13:00 in room 17.24.
We start next week on Thursday the 6th with Dr. Catherine Emmott, giving a lecture on "Attention Control in Detective Fiction".
We start next week on Thursday the 6th with Dr. Catherine Emmott, giving a lecture on "Attention Control in Detective Fiction".
October 30, 2025 at 9:42 AM
We're delighted to announce our upcoming LitAttention Colloquium with some fantastic guests -- always at 11:30-13:00 in room 17.24.
We start next week on Thursday the 6th with Dr. Catherine Emmott, giving a lecture on "Attention Control in Detective Fiction".
We start next week on Thursday the 6th with Dr. Catherine Emmott, giving a lecture on "Attention Control in Detective Fiction".
❗Attention❗We're an ERC funded project at @unistuttgart.bsky.social interested in percisely that: attention. After all, literature knows a lot about attention – how it is gained and retained, how it is mastered and manipulated.
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!
Literary Attention in Short Fiction, or: What Literature Knows About Attention and Attention Politics | Institute of Literary Studies | University of Stuttgart
The project is funded by an ERC Advanced Grant (LitAttention, 101141722)
www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
October 30, 2025 at 9:20 AM
❗Attention❗We're an ERC funded project at @unistuttgart.bsky.social interested in percisely that: attention. After all, literature knows a lot about attention – how it is gained and retained, how it is mastered and manipulated.
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!
Do we have your attention? Keep up with our research here!