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UCC Library, the ‘Rethinking Spatial Humanities’ research cluster of the School of Languages, Literatures and Cultures, and Department of Music would like to invite you to an evening of poetry, sound, and photography. Thursday 6 June at 17:30 in UCC Boole Library University College Cork UCC Library is pleased to host the poets Yairen Jerez Columbié, Mary Noonan, and Martin Veiga, who, in response to …
Wandering in Visible Cities. Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities through Language and Image Research Seminar by Dr Elio Baldi (University of Amsterdam) 17 May 2024 15-16 Mary Ryan Room (ORB G.28) Co-organised by the DEPARTMENT OF ITALIAN The CASiLaC Research Cluster on Rethinking Spatial Humanities: Italo Calvino’s Invisible Cities (1972) has been a source of inspiration for many writers, architects and artists in Italy and …
Living in the Author’s Head Research Seminar with Elvira Grassi, Literary Translator in Residence 2023-2024 Thursday 29th February 2024 4:00 pm CACSSS Seminar Room (ORB. G. 27) In this seminar, Elvira Grassi, the SLLC Literary Translator in Residence 2023-2024, will discuss how she became a literary translator, reflecting on key aspects of her professional trajectory and on the importance of practice, …
Redemption scripts: supporting artist-teachers to use SoTL to educate for desistance in the context of incarceration” Dr. James Cronin, Centre for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL), UCC Abstract: This seminar addresses SoTL (scholarship of teaching and learning) through the visual arts to support desistance through a prison-university community partnership (2017-2024) between Cork prison and University College Cork. Learning partnerships …
Dr Julia Buyskykh (UCC) Pilgrimages in a Landscape of Memories: The Сase of Ukrainian Greek Catholics in Poland Thursday 29th February 3 pm ORB 1.24 The revival of local Christian pilgrimages to sacred sites such as springs, wells, footprint stones, abandoned chapels, and devastated shrines is widely known and increasingly practised throughout the post-communist European terrain. In some cases, …
