Introduction and overview

who, what, why

Richard Walsh, Susan Stepney

3-9

Introduction and overview

who, what, why

Richard Walsh, Susan Stepney

3-9

Narrative theory for complexity scientists

Richard Walsh

11-25

Narrative theory for complexity scientists

Richard Walsh

11-25

Complex systems for narrative theorists

Susan Stepney

27-36

When robots tell each other stories

the emergence of artificial fiction

Alan T. Winfield

39-47

When robots tell each other stories

the emergence of artificial fiction

Alan T. Winfield

39-47

Sense and wonder

complexity and the limits of narrative understanding

Richard Walsh

49-60

Sense and wonder

complexity and the limits of narrative understanding

Richard Walsh

49-60

Discussion and comment (sense and wonder)

Adam Lively, Richard Walsh

61-63

Discussion and comment (sense and wonder)

Adam Lively, Richard Walsh

61-63

A simple story of a complex mind?

Merja Polvinen

65-79

A simple story of a complex mind?

Merja Polvinen

65-79

Discussion and comment (a simple story of a complex mind?)

Marco Bernini, Susan Stepney, Merja Polvinen

81-83

Discussion and comment (a simple story of a complex mind?)

Marco Bernini, Susan Stepney, Merja Polvinen

81-83

Closure, observation and coupling

on narrative and autopoiesis

Adam Lively

85-100

Closure, observation and coupling

on narrative and autopoiesis

Adam Lively

85-100

Looking at narrative as a complex system

the proteus principle

Federico Pianzola

101-122

Looking at narrative as a complex system

the proteus principle

Federico Pianzola

101-122

Narrative experiences of history and complex systems

Romana Turina

123-141

Narrative experiences of history and complex systems

Romana Turina

123-141

Three-way dialogue (closure, proteus, history)

Adam Lively, Federico Pianzola, Romana Turina

143-148

Three-way dialogue (closure, proteus, history)

Adam Lively, Federico Pianzola, Romana Turina

143-148

(Gardening) gardening

a relational framework for complex thinking about complex systems

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo

149-196

(Gardening) gardening

a relational framework for complex thinking about complex systems

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo

149-196

Discussion and comment (gardening gardening)

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Richard Walsh

197-199

Discussion and comment (gardening gardening)

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Richard Walsh

197-199

The software garden

Julian F. Miller

201-212

The software garden

Julian F. Miller

201-212

Emergent causality in complex films and complex systems

Maria Poulaki

213-231

Emergent causality in complex films and complex systems

Maria Poulaki

213-231

Narrative and cognitive modelling

insights from Beckett exploring mind's complexity

Marco Bernini

233-251

Narrative and cognitive modelling

insights from Beckett exploring mind's complexity

Marco Bernini

233-251

Narratives for drug design

James Bown, Alexey Goltsov

253-268

Narratives for drug design

James Bown, Alexey Goltsov

253-268

Time will tell

narrative expressions of time in a complex world

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Susan Stepney

269-284

Time will tell

narrative expressions of time in a complex world

Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Susan Stepney

269-284

Discussion and comment (time will tell)

Richard Walsh, Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Susan Stepney

285-287

Discussion and comment (time will tell)

Richard Walsh, Leo Caves, Ana T. de Melo, Susan Stepney

285-287

Periodisation

Jason Edwards

289-292

Periodisation

Jason Edwards

289-292

Commentary on contributions

Richard Walsh, Susan Stepney

295-318

Commentary on contributions

Richard Walsh, Susan Stepney

295-318

From simplex to complex narrative?

Susan Stepney, Richard Walsh

319-322

From simplex to complex narrative?

Susan Stepney, Richard Walsh

319-322