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: New Perspectives on Irish Culture – celebrating a diverse field

Irish Humanities Alliance | 5-6 September 2024 | University of Limerick This conference, supported by the Irish Humanities Alliance (IHA) and the Faculty of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences at the University of Limerick, aims to foreground the diversity of approaches and perspectives that currently inform the study of Irish cultures, past, present, and future. It aims to bring together

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2024 Elizabeth Bowen Society Conference

The Elizabeth Bowen Society is delighted to announce its 2024 international conference. Recent years have seen a growing and sustained interest in Bowen’s work.  No longer thought of as a writer on the margins of Bloomsbury, Bowen rightly occupies a central place in our understanding of both the twentieth century and twentieth-century literature. Bowen had passionate attachments to places, especially

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EVENT: Theorising Research Ecologies? An Environmental Humanities Symposium

Seminar Room H204 (and online), UCD Humanities Institute, 9:00 – 17:00 (IST), Thursday 11th April, University College Dublin.   How can the environmental humanities expand to consider ‘research environment’ as a form of environment? How do factors such as location, networking, and digital space matter to the environmental critic? Does turning a critical lens to our laptops, desks, or travel choices augment

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CFP: Mobility of Form

Irish Studies Conference | Kraków, Poland | 11-12 October 2024 a mobility of illusory forms immobilised in space, remobilised in air:a past which possibly had ceased to exist as a present before its probablespectators had entered actual present existenceJames Joyce, Ulysses, episode 17 Gazing at the stars, Leopold Bloom ponders how they represent “a mobility of illusory forms”. He recognises

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CFP: Digital Preservation for the Arts, Social Sciences & Humanities (DPASSH) 2024

DPASSH is a biennial conference responding to questions relating to digital preservation within the arts and social sciences subject domain. The 2024 conference is entitled Collections as Data / Data as Collections and takes place on 27-28th June. The event is a collaboration between the Digital Repository of Ireland, the University of Limerick and the Hunt Museum, Limerick. Collections as

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CFP: AEDEI Conference Speakers announced

22nd INTERNATIONAL AEDEI CONFERENCE“Ethics”University of Alcalá, 29-31 May 2024 Confirmed plenary speakersProf. Anne Fogarty (UCD)Prof. Hedwigh Schwall (KU Leuven)Confirmed writersLucy CaldwellSecond writer to be confirmed soonDenis Rafter, who will perform his solo play Plato and me Call for Papers“Those with the power to represent and describe othersclearly control how these others will be seen” (Deepika Bahri) Ethics is a strongly

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CFP: Deadline Extension – International James Joyce Symposium

The deadline for proposals for the International James Joyce Symposium has been extended to Friday 16 February. ‘Across the Waters’, the 29th Joyce symposium, will be hosted by the University of Glasgow from 14 to 19 June 2024. Proposals for both individual papers and fully-formed panels on any theme related to the life, work, and reception of James Joyce are invited. If you would like to respond to

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CFP: 12th International George Moore Conference

Reminder: CFP Deadline 30 January Hosted by the Department of English, University of Liverpool, with the George Moore Association The Transitional: George Moore at the Fin de Siecle  This Liverpool conference will focus on the multiple transitions which coincided with, and characterised, Moore’s life and career. These include transitions between the nineteenth and the twentieth centuries; naturalism, realism and modernism; poetry,

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EVENT: Theorising Research Ecologies? An Environmental Humanities Symposium

11th April, University College Dublin.    How can the environmental humanities expand to consider ‘research environment’ as a form of environment? How do factors such as location, networking, and digital space matter to the environmental critic? Does turning a critical lens to our laptops, desks, or travel choices augment or hinder our practice? This event showcases current Environmental Humanities research, advancing the field in

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