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SEMINARS WILL COMMENCE AT 1.10PM ON FRIDAYS AND 5PM ON THURSDAYS AND WILL BE HELD IN THE SEMINAR ROOM (H204) OF THE NEW HUMANITIES BUILDING WHICH IS LOCATED BEHIND THE ARTS ANNEX, UCD.

Friday 27 January ‘The Dynamics of Cultural Remembrance’
Professor Ann Rigney (Comparative Literature, Utrecht)
Chair: Dr Angela Bourke
Thursday 9 February ‘St Kilda: An Island World’
Professor Andrew Fleming (Archaeology Department, University of Wales, Lampeter)
Chair: Dr Aidan O’Sullivan
Friday 17 February ‘The Irish Virtual Research Library and Archive’
John McDonough (Irish Virtual Research Library & Archive, UCD)
Chair: Mr Sean Phillips
Friday 24 February ‘Cesca Chenevix Trench: The Making of an Irish Nationalist 1906 – 1914’
Professor Anthony Fletcher (History Department, University of London)
Chair: Dr Michael Laffan
Thursday 2 March 'New Technologies and the Reconstruction of Community'
Dr Lee Komito (Information and Library Studies, UCD)
Chair: Dr Marc Caball
Thursday 9 March
Distinguished Guest Lecture Series
'Erasing Narration: Samuel Beckett’s ‘Malone Dies’ and ‘Texts for Nothing’'
Professor Wolfgang Iser (Emeritus Professor of English, Konstanz)
Chair: Professor Anne Fuchs
Friday 10 March ‘Pan-nationalism: Explaining the Irish government’s role in the Northern Ireland peace process’
Dr Catherine O’Donnell (IRCHSS Postgraduate Fellow)
Chair: Dr Jennifer Todd
Thursday 6 April
Distinguished Guest Lecture Series
Title of paper to follow
Professor Dominick La Capra (Bryce & Edith M. Bowmar, Professor in Humanistic Studies, Cornell)
Chair: Dr Alan Kramer
Friday 7 April ‘A Memory Theatre of Words: A.S. Byatt’
Dr Mara Cambiaghi (English, Konstanz)
Chair: Dr Nerys Williams
Thursday 13 April ‘Research Journalism as a Tool for the Restoration of Historical Memory’
Montse Armengou (Documentary Film Maker, Spain)
Chair: Dr Alison Ribeiro di Menezes
Friday 21 April ‘On Dante in Venice: Memory and Signification in Freud and Sebald’
Dr Jonathan Long (German, Durham)
Chair: Professor Michael Cronin

For further information please contact the HII at: hii@ucd.ie or telephone: +353 1 716 4690.

Funded under the Programme for Research in Third Level Institutions (PRTLI), administered by the HEA.