UCD Humanities Institute Podcast

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

Podcast of Aleida Assmann's paper as part of panel 4 (Memory and Experience) at webinar 2 of Framing Ageing.

Podcast of Zainabu Jallo's paper as part of panel 4 (Memory and Experience) at webinar 2 of Framing Ageing.

Podcast of Gillian Pye's paper as part of panel 4 (Memory and Experience) at webinar 2 of Framing Ageing.

Podcast of the launch of Katy Milligan's book: 'Painting Dublin, 1886 – 1949'.

Podcast of the Humanities Institute Annual Distinguished Guest Lecture by Professor Gillian Rose.

Workshop 1, originally planned for 27-28 October, was reconfigured into a series of webinars. This podcast features panels one and two.

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

Professor Robert Gerwarth talks about his latest monograph 'November 1918: The German Revolution' (Oxford University Press, 2020).

Our webinar on C19 asked what are the blind spots and biases that Covid-19 has revealed in public discourse, political rhetoric and narratives of experience?

Keynote by Rebecca Braun (University of Lancaster).

Panel 1 featured: Gillian Pye (UCD SLCL), Enrica Ferrara (UCD SLCL), Anne Fuchs (HI).

Panel 2 featured: Regina Uí Chollatáin (UCD SICF), Alexandra Lourenco Dias (UCD SLCL), Joe Twist (UCD SLCL), Britta Jung (HI).

Panel 3 featured: Kathleen James-Chakraborty (SAHCP), Douglas Smith (SLCL), Tori Durrer (SAHCP), Stephan Ehrig (HI/SAHCP), Samantha Martin-McAuliffe (SAPEP).

The PhD Panel featured: Aideen Herron (UCD Architecture), Zhengfeng Wang (Art Hist and Cult Pol), Bianca Cataldi (Modern Languages), Yanli Xie (History).

Enrica Maria Ferrara's new edited volume (Posthumanism in Italian Literature and Film: Boundaries and Identity) comprises 13 chapters in which distinguished international scholars expand the Italian canon of posthumanist literature and film.

Etched in Bone is an acclaimed documentary film by Martin Thomas and Béatrice Bijon. The film examines the theft in 1948 of Indigenous human remains from northern Australia.

Sophie Corser discusses the relationships between author, reader, and text in literature and criticism, through a study of James Joyce.

Zosia Kuczyńska discusses her research on the Brian Friel Papers at the NLI.

Professor Kathleen James-Chakraborty discusses her latest book: 'Modernism as Memory: Building Identity in the Federal Republic of Germany'.

Dr Conor Lucey (UCD School of Art History and Cultural Policy) discusses his latest book: 'Building Reputations: Architecture and the Artisan, 1750–1830'.

UCD Humanities Institute's Director Prof. Anne Fuchs discusses her latest book: 'Precarious Times: Temporality and History in Modern German Culture'.

Mary Hatfield talks about her book: 'Growing up in Nineteenth Century Ireland: A Cultural History of Middle Class Childhood and Gender'.

Stephan Ehrig talks about his project: 'Socialist Space and Modernism in East German Literature and Visual Culture'.

Conor Linnie discusses the Digital Humanities project 'The Poetics of Print: The Private Press Tradition and Irish Poetry'.