| Past Programmes
2007 Academic Schedule |
09.30–10.45 |
Professor Anne Fogarty (University College Dublin)
“Gassing about the Invincibles”: Ulysses and the Phoenix Park Murders |
Newman House |
10.45–11.15 |
Tea & coffee break |
Newman House |
11.15–12.30 |
Professor Michael Groden (University of Western Ontario)
Notes Towards a Biography of Ulysses. |
Newman House |
12.30–13.45 |
Lunch |
Boston College |
14.00–16.00 |
Seminars |
Boston College and Newman House |
16.30–18.00 |
Workshop 1 |
National Library Seminar Room |
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09.30–10.45: |
Professor Sean Latham (University of Tulsa)
Joyce's Modernities |
Newman House |
10.45–11.15: |
tea & coffee break |
Newman House |
11.15–12.30: |
Dr Fritz Senn (James Joyce Foundation, Zurich)
Joycean Coincidence of Contraries |
Newman House |
12.30–13.45: |
Lunch |
Boston College |
14.00–16.00: |
Seminars |
Boston College and Newman House |
16.30–18.00: |
Workshop 2 |
National Library Seminar Room |
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09.30–10.45 |
Dr Katherine O'Callaghan (Paris 3, Sorbonne Nouvelle)
“Far Calls and Beckoned Returns”: A Reading of the “Sirens” Episode of Ulysses |
Newman House |
10.45–11.15 |
Tea & coffee break |
Newman House |
11.15–12.30 |
Professor Dirk van Hulle (University of Antwerp)
'On the Whole only Holes Tied Together': The 'Woid' Economy in the Manuscripts of Joyce and Beckett |
Newman House |
12.30–13.45 |
Lunch |
Boston College |
14.00–16.00 |
Seminars |
Boston College and Newman House |
16.30–18.00 |
Workshop 3 |
National Library Seminar Room |
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09.30–10.45 |
Mr Justice Adrian Hardiman
Suspecting, Proving, Knowing: four cases of unnatural death in Joyce’s Works |
Newman House |
10.45–11.15 |
Tea & coffee break |
Newman House |
11.15–12.30 |
Dr Vike Plock (University College Dublin)
“Nerves Overstrung”: Brainpower and Neuroscience in “Eumaeus” |
Newman House |
12.30–13.45 |
Lunch |
Boston College |
14.00–16.00 |
Seminars |
Boston College and Newman House |
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09.30–10.45 |
Dr Sam Slote (Trinity College Dublin)
Before and After Science: On Joyce's Use and Abuse of Astronomy |
Newman House |
10.45–11.15 |
Tea & coffee break |
Newman House |
11.15–12.30 |
Professor Colin MacCabe (University of Pittsburgh)
From Imperialist Paralysis to the Liberation of the Race: Shakespeare to Joyce |
Newman House |
12.30–13.45 |
Lunch |
Boston College |
14.00–16.00 |
Seminars |
Boston College and Newman House |
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09.30–10.45 |
Professor T.P. Dolan (University College Dublin)
Conversational Codes in Ulysses |
Belvedere College |
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