Serie: 4th Bremen Conference on Multimodality 2019
an empirical exploration of gameplay as affective semiotic operations
Carman Ng, University of Bremen
Analysing Intersemiotic Complementarity in OpenCourseWare Lecture: An Experimental Mixed-method Approach
Belinda Crawford Camiciottoli
The Coding of Haptic Aesthetics: Multimodality of "Slime maniac" Videos
Mariana Zagidullina, Chelyabinsk State University
Augmented Iconicity: How Kinetic Data Analysis may inform Gesture Theory
Irene Mittelberg, RWTH Aachen University
Hear, See, Do: Empirical Insights of Interactive Storytelling and Metamodality
Daniel Echeverri, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Raw & Pure - The Social Semiotic Approach to Visual Texture in Contemporary Scandinavian Interior Design
Anna Zieba, Adam Mickiewicz University
Integrating multiple multimodal professional written static texts
Thomás Moreno de Léon, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaiso
Grammatical integration of gestures into the spoken language on the basis of experiments with aphasic patients
Martin Janecka, University of South Bohemia
Multimodal markers for meaning
Jörg Cassens and Rebekah Wegener, University of Hildesheim / University of Salzburg
Towards automatic interpretation of multimodal information?
Ralph Ewert, Leibniz Universität Hannover
Multimodal Analysis for Building Semantic Representations in the Tourism Domain Using Frames and Qualia
Frederico Belcavello and Alexandre Diniz da Costa, Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora
Journalistic Production of the ARD Sports Show: Deictics, Foreshadowing and Synchronicity in Multimodal
Inke Du Bois, University of Bremen
Analyzing Multimodal Texts Resources Genre Classification, and Interrelations in Preventive Public Health Camplains in Costa Rica
Marcela González, University of Costa Rica
The Genre Segmentation Method of Classical Hollywood Film --- A Multimodality Approach
Zhen Zhang, University of Technology Sydney, Australia
