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School Staff and Students Participate in Gulliver at 300 Symposium
Staff from the School spoke at Gulliver at 300, a symposium organised by Dr Vittorio Buffachi of the Department of Philosophy. Dr Clíona Ó Gallchoir's paper was about the feminisation of Gulliver in Book II, Dr Mary O'Connell spoke about Swift and the printing press and Professor Claire Connolly spoke about Swift and the Irish Sea. At the end of the symposium the SATLE funded project Gulliver and the Language Machine was launched by Dr O'Connell and Dr Quirke. This project aims to use the text of Swift's work to help students in English understand the Academic Integrity Policies of our Department. BA in English students Gwen-Jane Agius and Lara Pedrosa Martins both spoke about the project at the event.
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