Research and teaching in Irish Studies at the University of Macerata focuses on nineteenth- to twenty-first-century Irish literature and drama. Members' research expertise and interests include: James Joyce, Flann O'Brien, Charlotte Riddell, nineteenth-century Irish women's writing, J.M. Synge, the Irish literary revival, Irish periodical culture, Marina Carr, Italian translations of Irish literature, Irish Gothic, Ecocritical and Posthuman approaches to Irish literature.
William Keohane is a writer from Limerick, Ireland. His essays have been published in The Stinging Fly, The Dublin Review, and British GQ Magazine, among others. His poems have appeared in Poetry Ireland Review, Queering the Green, an anthology of post-2000 queer Irish poetry, and RTÉ Radio 1’s Sunday Miscellany programme.
More information on the event and the 23rd International AEDEI conference "The Uses and Abuses of Irishness" can be found at https://aedeiconference2025.es/.
More information on the event and the 23rd International AEDEI conference "The Uses and Abuses of Irishness" can be found at https://aedeiconference2025.es/.
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