This 2-hour workshop is a short, basic introduction to nonlinear texts for absolute beginners.
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This 2-hour workshop is a short, basic introduction to nonlinear texts for absolute beginners. It will be split into three blocks:
First, we will go over a brief introduction to nonlinear works, going over basic principles (such as chronology, fragment, structure, weaving, form, etc), and touch on how these can be relevant to (creative-critical) scholarly work.
Secondly, we will browse through a few examples (in both print and digital formats).
Finally, we will spend some time with Twine, a free software designed to write and visualise interactive and non-linear works.
Nonlinear narratives hold significant creative-critical potential for doctoral researchers: they allow for the presentation and digestion of complex, layered information. The translation from a literary narrative to a scholarly discourse that works on similar principles is a skill naturally relevant to those in the Arts and Architecture, but also beyond.
The workshop will be in-person in the Diepenbeek campus.
You will need to bring your own computer.
You do not need to bring a nonlinear project to this session.
That said, if there is a specific project you’d like to discuss, there will be some time for that
this writing workshop is a Passage initiative. We also organise productivity-oriented writing intensives.