UCD Humanities Institute

UCD Humanities Institute Podcast

This podcast series features recordings of academic papers from workshops, conferences and seminars in the UCD Humanities Institute. The Institute provides a creative architectural and conceptual space for interdisciplinary research in the humanities and allied disciplines. The series is managed by Real Smart Media.

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UCD Humanities Institute

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Education

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www.ucd.ie

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9. Dez 2025

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Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 6 - Narrative II). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by Gillian Pye (UCD) and Mary Cosgrove (TCD) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 5 - Ageing across the disciplines). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by Desmond O’Neill (TCD) and Gemma Carney (QUB) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 4 — Successful Ageing and Technologies of the Self). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by Susan Pickard (Liverpool) and Wendy Martin (Brunel) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 3 - Successful Ageing and Technologies of the Self). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by Julia Twigg (Kent), Paul Higgs (UCL) and Desmond J. Tobin (UCD) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 2 — Successful Ageing and Technologies of the Self). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by Anne Fuchs (UCD) and Dana Walrath (Vermont) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Framing Ageing Conference (Panel 1 — Visibility / Invisibility). 07.01.2022

Podcast of papers by David G. Troyansky (CUNY) and Julia Langbein (TCD) at the Framing Ageing conference in UCD.

Antiquity and the Anthropocene: Ancient Materiality. 06.01.2022

This online workshop brought together ancient historians, archaeologists, and artists into dialogue with contemporary environmental concerns.

Eva Horn - Being in the Air. An aesthetic and intellectual history of climate. 01.11.2021

Podcast of the Humanities Institute Annual Distinguished Guest Lecture by Professor Eva Horn.

Daniel Carey - The Future of the Humanities: Challenges and Opportunities (HI at 20 Celebration). 22.10.2021

Special lecture by Prof. Daniel Carey (NUI Galway) from HI at 20 Celebration.

David Armitage - Ideas of Civil Wars. 07.10.2021

Keynote by Prof. David Armitage (Harvard) from Civil Wars in History conference at UCD.

Penny Roberts and David J. Appleby - Civil and Uncivil Wars in the Early Modern Period. 07.10.2021

Keynote by Prof. Penny Roberts (Warwick) and Dr David J. Appleby (Nottingham) from Civil Wars in History conference at UCD.

Stathis Kalyvas - The (Changing?) Logic of Civil Wars. 07.10.2021

Keynote by Prof. Stathis Kalyvas (Oxford) from Civil Wars in History conference at UCD.

Methodologies on Extractivism Roundtable (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 6). 12.08.2021

Roundtable from Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Sukanya Banerjee, Elizabeth Miller, Jennifer Wenzel, Simon Jackson, Katayoun Shafiee. Chair: John Brannigan.

Blue Humanities (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 5). 12.08.2021

Panel 5 of Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Ellen Howley, Tomas Buitendijk, Bernadette Fox. Chair: Hannah Boast.

Biodiversity and Indigenous Knowledges (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 4). 12.08.2021

Panel 4 of Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Emma Powell, Miranda Johnson, Yunci Cai, Artemis Caine, and Lachlan Fleetwood. Chair: Megan Kuster.

Ancient Nature and Modern Imagination (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 3). 12.08.2021

Panel 3 of Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Svetlana Hautala, Christopher Schliephake, and Matthew Mandich. Chairs: Giacomo Savani and Matthew Mandich.

Disaster and Environmental Crises (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 2). 12.08.2021

Panel 2 of Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Steve Asselin, Jade Munslow Ong, Matthew Whittle and Anjuli Raza Kolb. Chair: Ailise Bulfin.

Creative Praxis with Ian Davidson and Amy Cutler (Empire and Ecologies Symposium: Panel 1). 12.08.2021

Panel 1 of Empire and Ecologies Symposium with Amy Cutler and Ian Davidson.

Rewriting the Stories of Disability (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 24.05.2021

This episode features: Deirdre O'Connor, Irwin Gill, Maria Stuart, and Elizabeth Barrett. Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady (UCD).

Deirdre O'Connor - Rewriting the Stories of Disability (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 24.05.2021

This episode features: Dr Deirdre O'Connor (UCD Agriculture). Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady (UCD).

Irwin Gill - Rewriting the Stories of Disability (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 24.05.2021

This episode features Dr Irwin Gill (Consultant Paediatrician, Disability and Rehabilitation). Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady (UCD).

Maria Stuart - Rewriting the Stories of Disability (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 24.05.2021

This episode features: Dr Maria Stuart (UCD English). Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady (UCD).

Q and A from Rewriting the Stories of Disability (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 24.05.2021

This episode features: Deirdre O'Connor, Irwin Gill, Maria Stuart, and Elizabeth Barrett. Presented by Clare Hayes-Brady (UCD).

Framing Ageing - Webinar 5. 17.05.2021

Podcast of webinar 5 which featured Panel 7 (Practise II).

Des O'Neill - Cultural gerontology and medical humanities: opportunities for mutual learning. 17.05.2021

Podcast of Desmond O'Neill's paper from Panel 7 (Practise II) of Framing Ageing.

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