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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Gil Gambash - The Collapse of the Late-Antique Negev Society: Environmental Aspects. 23.03.2021

Paper by Gil Gambash (University of Haifa) at Antiquity and the Anthropocene in UCD.

Framing Ageing - Webinar 4. 12.03.2021

Podcast of webinar 4 which featured Panel 6 (Practise 1).

Hilary Moss - The role of the arts in the lives of older people before, during and after a hospital stay: aesthetic neglect or enrichments? 12.03.2021

Podcast of Hilary Moss' paper at webinar 4 of Framing Ageing.

Katie Featherstone - Wandering the Wards: Everyday hospital care and its consequences for people living with dementia. 12.03.2021

Podcast of Katie Featherstone's paper at webinar 4 of Framing Ageing.

Desmond J Tobin - 'Our Ageing Skin – can we ever feel comfortable in it / with it? 12.03.2021

Podcast of Robert Zwijnenberg's paper at webinar 4 of Framing Ageing.

Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation looks at vaccination. The podcast features Professor Gerardine Meaney, Dr David Grimes, Harriet Wheelock, and Professor Donal Brennan. Presented by Dr Clare Hayes-Brady and Dr Elizabeth Barrett.

Gerardine Meaney (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation features Professor Gerardine Meaney's section from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions.

Harriet Wheelock (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation features Harriet Wheelock's section from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions.

David Robert Grimes (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation features Dr David Robert Grimes' section from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions.

Donal Brennan (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation features Dr Donal Brennan's section from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions.

Q and A from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions (Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation). 09.03.2021

This episode of Mind Reading: Experts in Conversation features the Q and A section from Vaccinating Ireland: Facts, Fears, and Fictions.

In My Experience - Episode 2: Don't Ask Permission (with Ailbhe Smyth). 08.03.2021

In My Experience is a new podcast series by the UCD Humanities Institute which aims to explore a wide range of political, social and cultural issues.

Ailbhe Kenny - Shaping Space while Stateless: Insights from transcultural interactions. 26.02.2021

Podcast of Dr Ailbhe Kenny's keynote at Transnational Humanities: Concept and Praxis, the 2021 UCD Humanities Institute PhD Conference.

Panel 1: Knowledge, Identity, Culturality (UCD HI PhD Conference). 26.02.2021

Podcast of Panel 1 at Transnational Humanities: Concept and Praxis, the 2021 UCD Humanities Institute PhD Conference.

Panel 2: Space, Place and Materiality (UCD HI PhD Conference). 26.02.2021

Podcast of Panel 2 at Transnational Humanities: Concept and Praxis, the 2021 UCD Humanities Institute PhD Conference.

Panel 3: Migration, Stateness, Politicality (UCD HI PhD Conference). 26.02.2021

Podcast of Panel 3 at Transnational Humanities: Concept and Praxis, the 2021 UCD Humanities Institute PhD Conference.

Julia Langbein - Theorizing a Visual Culture of Old Age: The Case of Neoimpressionism. 02.02.2021

Podcast of Julia Langbein's paper at webinar 3 of Framing Ageing.

Gemma Carney - Old Age in the Age of Coronavirus – a qualitative media analysis. 02.02.2021

Podcast of Gemma Carney's paper at webinar 3 of Framing Ageing.

David G. Troyansky - J.R.'s ‘Wrinkles of the City’ project. Representing Global Old Age, 2008-2015. 02.02.2021

Podcast of David G. Troyansky's paper at webinar 3 of Framing Ageing.

Ulla Kriebernegg - Understanding ageing bodies and identities through cultural representation: A literary gerontological reading of Margaret Atwood's "Torching the Dusties". 02.02.2021

Podcast of Ulla Kriebernegg's paper at webinar 3 of Framing Ageing.

Robert Zwijnenberg - Aging, the risk of life and the urgency of art. 02.02.2021

Podcast of Robert Zwijnenberg's paper at webinar 3 of Framing Ageing.

Framing Ageing - Webinar 3. 02.02.2021

Podcast of webinar 3 which featured Panel 5 (Methodologies).

Framing Ageing - Webinar 2. 06.01.2021

Podcast of webinar 2 which featured panels 3 (Narrating Gender and Ageing) and 4 (Memory and Experience).

Linda Shortt - (Un)Fit Ageing: the Ageing Male in Hermann Kinder's writings. 06.01.2021

Podcast of Linda Shortt's paper as part of panel 3 (Narrating Gender and Ageing) at webinar 2 of Framing Ageing.

Anne Fuchs - The Inner Voice of Ageing Women: Elizabeth Strout's Olive Kitteridge and Olive, Again. 06.01.2021

Podcast of Anne Fuchs' paper as part of panel 3 (Narrating Gender and Ageing) at webinar 2 of Framing Ageing.

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