CFP: Ireland and Transnational Solidarities

SOFEIR / University College Cork conference 21-22 March 2025 Société Française d’Études Irlandaises (SOFEIR) et University College Cork, Irlande French Society of Irish Studies (SOFEIR) and University College Cork  21-22 March  2025  The conference will be held at University College Cork Following Ireland’s formal recognition of Palestine as a sovereign and independent state in May 2024, the 2025 SOFEIR-University College Cork Conference aims to

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CFP: Queer Irish Poetry Now

Symposium: Saturday January 25th, 2025Trinity College Dublin, Long Room HubEllen Orchard (TCD) & Dr. Míchéal McCann (QUB) With a decade since the thirty-fourth Amendment of the Constitution of Ireland, and the array of queer Irish writers greeted with new visibility and attention in anthologies like Queering the Green: Post-2000 Queer Irish Poetry (Lifeboat Press,2021) and Green Carnations, Glas Na Gile

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CFP: Nineteenth Century Studies Association: “Fusions of Culture, Time, and Space,” 46th Annual Conference

New Orleans, Louisiana    March 27-31, 2025 Proposal Deadline: September 30, 2024 Website:  https://ncsaweb.net/2025-conference-information/ If America were a melting pot, New Orleans would be its capital. Even before the United States gained control of the city with the 1803 Louisiana Purchase, New Orleans had been usurped from indigenous peoples and changed hands several times between the French and Spanish. This amalgamation

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CFP: James Joyce and Networks of Transnationality

Joyce Studies Annual Special Cluster The transnational turn in modernist studies has helped generate important scholarly works— Modernist Fiction, Cosmopolitanism and the Politics of Community (Jessica Berman, Cambridge UP, 2001),  Geomodernisms: Race, Modernism, Modernity (edited by Laura Doyle and Laura Winkiel, Indiana UP, 2005), Cosmopolitan Style: Modernism Beyond the Nation (Rebecca Walkowitz, Columbia UP, 2006), The Oxford Handbook of Global Modernisms (edited by Mark Wollaeger and Matt Eatough, Oxford

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CFP: Spaces, Places and Psychogeographies of Ireland

VIII FORUM OF NÚCLEO DE ESTUDOS IRLANDESES AT UFSCSpaces, Places and Psychogeographies of Ireland5th-6th November 2024Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina, Florianópolis Campus Guest speakers: Dr Paul Delaney (Trinity College Dublin); Dr Deirdre Flynn (Mary Immaculate College); Northern-Irish writer Lucy Caldwell. Spaces change over time. They may change due to climatic disasters, war, gentrification, or economic crises or booms, to name

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CFP: The XVII James Joyce Italian Foundation Conference in Rome

Joyce and Us Conference dates: 30-31 January 2025 DEADLINE FOR ABSTRACTS: November 9, 2024 Keynote speakers: Organisers: Franca Ruggieri, Fabio Luppi, Enrico Terrinoni, Serenella Zanotti The James Joyce Italian Foundation invites proposals for the Sixteenth Annual Conference in Rome to celebrate Joyce’s 144th birthday. Richard Ellmann famously wrote that “we are still learning to be James Joyce’s contemporaries” and many decades

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CFP: Review of Irish Studies in Europe (RISE)

Anthologising Irish Writing from the Nineteenth Century to the Present Editor: Brian Haman (University of Vienna) ‘[..] the seas of literature are distraught with storms and currents, and full of the wrecks of Irish anthologies’.                                                                         W. B. Yeats A Book of Irish Verse (1895) Although ubiquitous today, anthologies of writing—whether Irish or otherwise—are a

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CFP: Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland, Biennial Conference 2025

Erosion – Creimeadh 9th August (Online Day); 12th-14th August 2025, University of Galway. Confirmed keynote speakers: Nessa Cronin, John Brannigan, Malcolm Sen The 2025 conference for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland (ASLE-UKI) will be hosted by the University of Galway, Ireland. ASLE-UKI welcomes participation from scholars, readers, and creative practitioners interested in the relationships between

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CFP: The Trans* Research Association of Ireland’s First Annual Symposium

October 31-November 1University College Dublin, Belfield, Dublin Submissions Due: 10 July by 5pm GMT Keynote Speaker: Professor Hil Malatino (Penn State) This interdisciplinarity symposium aims to forge connections between trans theory internationally and Irish iterations thereof.  Ireland occupies a particular space in the context of transness. While Ireland has meaningful gender recognition legislation based on the principle of self-declaration, Ireland

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CFP: Women’s Writing special issue on Irish women’s writing 

The field of Irish women’s writing is a vibrant and varied area of scholarship that extends outwards in many directions and intersects with a range of diverse disciplinary approaches.  This call for papers for the first special issue of Women’s Writing dedicated to Irish writers invites submissions on innovative topics from the medieval period to the late-nineteenth century. We particularly welcome intersectional

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