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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Dec 9, 2025
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Episodes
Sean Duffy. The political background to Magna Carta: King John and Ireland. 19.12.2016 27:36
Paper by Professor Sean Duffy (Trinity College Dublin) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Adrian Empey. Conquest and common law. 19.12.2016 32:46
Paper by Adrian Empey at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Peter Crooks. 1216, 1366 and all that - Magna Carta and exclusionary liberties in late medieval Ireland. 19.12.2016 35:15
Paper by Dr Peter Crooks (Trinity College Dublin) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Ian Campbell. Magna Carta in Irish political theory, 1541-1660. 19.12.2016 22:16
Paper by Dr Ian Campbell (QUB) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Coleman Dennehy. Parliament, politics, and the right to trial by peer. 19.12.2016 28:52
Paper by Dr Coleman Dennehy (UCL and UCD) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Colum Kenny. Myth, Mervyn and the "Irish Magna Carta" of 1662. 19.12.2016 26:36
Paper by Professor Colum Kenny (DCU) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Jimmy Kelly. Era of Liberty? The politics of political rights in eighteenth-century Ireland. 19.12.2016 33:13
Paper by Professor Jimmy Kelly (DCU) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Patrick Geoghegan. Daniel O'Connell versus the Chartists. 19.12.2016 23:20
Paper by Professor Patrick Geoghegan (TCD) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Tom Mohr. Liberty in an Irish Free State, 1922-37. 19.12.2016 22:09
Paper by Dr Tom Mohr (UCD) at 'Law and The Idea of Liberty in Ireland: From Magna Carta to the Present' (ILHS, Dublin, November, 2016).
Astrid Erll. Odyssean Travels - Searching for Europe's 'First Memories'. 23.10.2016 44:27
Keynote lecture by Professor Astrid Erll (Goethe-University Frankfurt) recorded at 'In Search of Transcultural Memory in Europe' conference, UCD, September, 2016.
Michael Rothberg. Inheritance Trouble - Transcultural Holocaust Memory in the Mirror of Migration. 23.10.2016 43:15
Keynote lecture by Professor Michael Rothberg (UCLA) recorded at 'In Search of Transcultural Memory in Europe' conference, UCD, September, 2016.
Francoise Verges. Decolonizing Europe - On the Boomerang-Effect of Colonialism, Memory and Dis-Location. 23.10.2016 47:00
Keynote lecture by Professor Francoise Verges (FMSH) recorded at 'In Search of Transcultural Memory in Europe' conference, UCD, September, 2016.
Fran Brearton - Poetry and Sacrifice: 1912, 1914, 1916 10.08.2016 46:07
Keynote lecture by Professor Fran Brearton (QUB) recorded at 'After the War: Commemorating the Great War in Ireland'
Tea Sindbaek Andersen. Shatter zone memory: Croatia, Yugoslavia and the First World War 10.08.2016 45:23
Keynote lecture by Professor Tea Sindbaek Andersen (Copenhagen) recorded at 'After the War: Commemorating the Great War in Ireland'
Barry Sheils. Introduction to 'Wartime Attachments: a podcast series on pain, care, retreat and treatment in the First World War'. 06.08.2016 17:47
In this episode, Dr Barry Sheils, Irish Research Council Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the UCD School of English, Drama and Film introduces 'Wartime Attachments: a podcast series on pain, care, retreat and treatment in the First World War'.
Gerardine Meaney on 'Phineas Finn' (Nation, Genre and Gender). 06.08.2016 9:53
In this podcast, UCD's Gerardine Meaney discusses Anthony Trollope's novel 'Phineas Finn' and how social network analysis can illuminate the relationship between literature and history.
Karen Wade on 'Pride and Prejudice' (Nation, Genre and Gender). 06.08.2016 10:13
In this podcast, UCD's Karen Wade describes how social networks can be used to throw new light upon even a novel as familiar and well-studied as Pride and Prejudice.
Maria Mulvany on 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man' (Nation, Genre and Gender). 06.08.2016 6:46
In this podcast, Maria Mulvany discusses some of the challenges of annotating James Joyce's novel 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man'.
Derek Greene (Nation, Genre and Gender). 06.08.2016 5:17
In this podcast, UCD's Dr Derek Greene discusses his social network analysis work as part of 'Nation, Genre and Gender' project.
Siobhan Grayson (Nation, Genre and Gender). 06.08.2016 2:03
In this podcast, UCD's Siobhan Grayson discusses her work as part of the 'Nation, Genre and Gender' project.
An 'Irish Mode'. The Literary Writings and Legacy of Thomas MacDonagh. 21.06.2016 1:01:18
With Prof. Margaret Kelleher (UCD) and Prof. Danielle Clarke (UCD). A conversation with selected readings from MacDonagh's works, performed by the UCD Ad Astra Drama Scholars.
Farah Karim-Cooper - Gesture on the Shakespearean Stage (with Marty Rea) 21.06.2016 46:15
Lecture by Farah Karim-Cooper as part of the 2016 UCD/Abbey Theatre Shakespeare Lectures.
Gordon McMullan - Remembering and forgetting Shakespeare in 1916 20.06.2016 56:23
Lecture by Gordon McMullan as part of the 2016 UCD/Abbey Theatre Shakespeare Lectures.
Andrew Frayn. Attachments and coping towards the end of the First World War: D. H. Lawrence's Bay (1919) 07.06.2016 45:59
Lecture by Andrew Frayn (Edinburgh Napier University) as part of the Wartime Attachments series.
Rachel Duffett. As good as Mother makes?: Food, Family and the Western Front. 31.05.2016 42:38
Lecture by Rachel Duffett (Essex University) as part of the Wartime Attachments series.
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