Irish Studies
- Founded
1973 - Seminar Number
535
This seminar serves as an interdisciplinary forum on all aspects and periods of Irish culture. Seminar participants come from a wide variety of fields: history, literature, art history, film studies, political science, sociology, anthropology, music, and folklore. These scholars bring to any topic under discussion a diversity of background which is stimulating and informative for all present. The concern for Irish studies as a field of scholarly inquiry is reflected in the collegial sharing of information about resources and repositories for research in the field.
Co-Chairs
Professor Mary McGlynn
mary.mcglynn@baruch.cuny.edu
Professor Terrence Byrne
byrneter@tcnj.edu
Rapporteur
Naomi Michalowicz
nm2925@columbia.edu
Meeting dates and locations are subject to change. Please confirm details with the seminar rapporteur.
Welcome
Meetings
| 09/07/2018 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
The Harp and the Telephone
Emily Bloom, Columbia University
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| 11/02/2018 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
A Message to the Free Nations of the World: Commemorating a Global Ireland, 2019-2023
Darragh Gannon, Queen's University Belfast
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| 12/07/2018 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
Ely Janis, Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts
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| 02/01/2019 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
Reconstructing Ulysses: Joyce’s Dublin, Literary Artifacts, and Historic Preservation
Therese Cox, Columbia University
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| 03/01/2019 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
Roundtable on Mike McCormack's prizewinning novel Solar Bones
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| Notes: The fifth speaker on the roundtable will be Caleb Fridell (CUNY Graduate Center) presenting on “The Concrete and Abstract of Solar Bones”. | ||
| 04/05/2019 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
The Political Imagination of Irish Lesbian and Gay Fiction
Michael Cronin, Maynooth University
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| 05/03/2019 | Faculty House, Columbia University 8:00 PM |
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