Irish Studies in Europe Vol. XI: Ireland: Interfaces and Dialogues

Ondřej Pilný, Radvan Markus, Daniela Theinová, James Little (eds.) 2022

Full Volume
J. Little; Introduction
G. Titley; The Strange Life of Free Speech Today: A Transnational Reflection on Nationalism, Racism and Noise
M. Bourdeau; Transcultural Dialogue through Connection: Storytelling as a Hopeful Interface in Colum McCann's Apeirogon
J. Achilles; Synge’s Playboy as Intercultural Contact Zone: The Globalization of the Western World
V. Halama; From Director to Coordinator: The Irish State and the Official Commemoration of the Easter Rising in 1966 and 2016
S. Curley Meyer; Women, War, and Wearable History: Winifred Carney, Grace Gifford- Plunkett, and a Classically Inspired Cameo B
M. McAuliffe; A “Woman’s Doom”: Class and Gendered Violence during the War of Independence
R. Andrews; Digital Witnessing as Memory Work: The Case of Bessborough Planning Hearing
M. Lydon; A Popular Centenary: Irish Popular Music's Re-interpretation of the 1916 Rising
A. Falkenau; Intersections, Confluence, and Embodiment of Irish Traditional and Folk Music Revivals: Galway, 1961-1981
S. Crosson (Chair); Roundtable on Irish Documentary Cinema with A. Gilsenan, G. Marsh, and P. Collins
C. Wallace (Chair); Art-making, Activism, and Collaboration: Plenary Conversation with Lien Bell and Maeve Stone
L. Ní Choistealbha; “I’m Their Ghost”: Trauma, Radiance, and the Macabre in Anthony Glavin's "Living In Hiroshima"
R. Markus; The Epidemic and the Carnivalesque: Ó Cadhain's Unpublished Play Typhus
A. Boller; “Ties Constitute What We Are”: Haunted Gender and Class Identities in Post-Celtic Tiger Narratives of Community
J. Bundschuh; Post-Agreement Border Infringements and Listicle Framing in Michelle Gallen's Big Girl, Small Town
List of Contributors

Theo Dorgan at the VI International Seminar on Irish Studies in Granada

Location:

As part of the VI International Seminar on Irish Studies, the Irish Studies Circle at the University of Granada presents a reading by poet Theo Dorgan, followed by a discussion. 

This event takes place on Thursday 26 January 2023 at the Aula García Lorca, Facultad Filosofía y Letras. Conctact Dr. Pilar Villar-Argáiz (pvillar[at]ugr.es) for more information. 

 

Fitzsimons, Olivia

Olivia Fitzsimons is a writer, originally from Nothern Ireland now living in Wicklow. 

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