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Department of English Research Seminar Series 2020-21
Wednesdays, 3-4 pm
Semester 2
3rd February
Eibhear Walshe (UCC)
“‘A Name They had Made Noble’: Reclaiming Speranza and William Wilde”
Respondent: Maureen O’Connor
17th February
Emma Penney (UCC)
“‘we didn’t necessarily need a typewriter’: Feminist Publishing in the Kilbarrack Women’s Writing Group, 1980-1992”
Respondent: Heather Laird
24th February
Renée Hulan
(Craig Dobbin Professor of Canadian Studies 2020-21, UCD)
Naming Pibloktoq: Visual Sovereignty in the Archive
Respondent: Fiona Kearney, Glucksman Gallery, UCC
10th March
Anna McKay (UCC)
“Public Fears and Print Media: Representing Prison Hulks in the Nineteenth Century”
Respondent: Claire Connolly
24th March
Tim Groenland (UCC)
“A Howling Forum: Ted Solotaroff and the New American Review”
Respondent: Alan Gibbs
14th April
Tom Birkett (UCC)
“From Old English to Old English Online: Creating an Open-Source Platform for Learning Historical Languages”
Respondent: Órla Murphy
Seminars will be held online, via Zoom.
Registration details will be circulated in advance of each seminar.
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