Roisin Healy (NUIG), ‘The Challenges of Comparative History: Ireland and Poland in the Long Nineteenth Century’
Roisin Healy (NUIG), 'The Challenges of Comparative History: Ireland and Poland in the Long Nineteenth Century'
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Daniel Carey (NUIG), ‘A Scrupulous Travesty? Spivak’s Kant’
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 Enlightenment
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’
Phiroze Vasunia (University of Reading), 'Memories of Conquest: Alexander the Great and Colonial India'
Professor Terry Eagleton – ‘Post Modernism No 2’
Professor Terry Eagleton'Post Modernism No 2' at the Moore Institute seminar room onWednesday 17th Feburary at 1.00pm
Professor Terry Eagleton – ‘The Ambiguities of Oscar Wilde’
Siobhan McKenna TheatreProfessor 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’
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’
Susan Schreibman (Digital Humanities Observatory) 'Tools to Think With: Re-Conceiving Humanities Research'
Women, Writing, and Language in Early Modern Ireland
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.1800-1950
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 »