Daniel Carey (NUIG), 'A Scrupulous Travesty? Spivak's Kant''Daniel Carey will give a talk on 'A Scrupulous Travesty? Spivak's Kant' in the Moore Institute Seminar Room on Tuesday, 9th February at 4:00pm. This will be followed at 5pm by the launch of his new book by Lionel Pilkington, head of the School of Humanities. The Postcolonial... | Read on »
The Postcolonial EnlightenmentEighteenth Century Colonialism and Postcolonial TheoryEdited by Daniel Carey and Lynn Festa392 pages, ISBN 978-0-19-922914-7(Oxford, 2009)"Download presentation" "Download presentation" "Download Presentation" "Download Presentation"
Phiroze Vasunia (University of Reading), 'Memories of Conquest: Alexander the Great and Colonial India'
Professor Terry Eagleton'Post Modernism No 2' at the Moore Institute seminar room onWednesday 17th Feburary at 1.00pm
Professor Terry EagletonPublic lecture, on the subject of 'The Ambiguities of Oscar Wilde' will take place on Wednesday 18th February at 6 pm in the Siobhan McKenna TheatreProfessor Eagleton will be ready to address questions on the same subject after the formal lecture.
Professor Terry Eagleton'Post Modernism No 3' at the Moore Institute seminar room onFriday 19th Feburary at 1.00pm
Susan Schreibman (Digital Humanities Observatory) 'Tools to Think With: Re-Conceiving Humanities Research'
Women, Writing, and Language in Early Modern Ireland (Oxford, 2010)by Marie-Louise CoolahanYou are invited to a reception to mark the launch of Women, Writing, and Language in Early Modern Ireland by Dr. Marie-Louise Coolahan in the Moore Institute seminar room, Thursday 25th February at 5.15pm. Professor Daniell Clarke (UCD, School of English) will launch the... | Read on »
Gender and the medical profession in Britain and Ireland, c.1800-1950Supported by the Wellcome TrustThe main objective of this meeting is to explore the importance of gender as a mode of investigation within the history of medicine. This workshop will bring together historians of medicine from Ireland and the United Kingdom who are working on themes... | Read on »
MÌ_ch̩al Mac Craith (NUIG), 'Tadhg ÌÒ CianÌÁin's travel narrative: a Gaelic view of Counter-Reformation'
