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XXX Meeting of the Spanish Association James Joyce
XXX MEETING OF THE SPANISH ASSOCIATION JAMES JOYCE JOYCE’S LEGACY THIRTY YEARS LATER University of Seville Seville, 25-26 April 2019 On the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the Spanish Association James Joyce, the University of Seville organizes a commemorative international conference to celebrate the meeting of the founding members of the Association, spread new voices of Joyce’s legacy, and enjoy his work in the unparalleled setting of the University of Seville. We kindly invite prospective participants to send their…
Find out more »CFP: Tenth International George Moore Conference
Truth, Innovation and Commitment: the Artistic Legacy of George Moore October 24-25, 2019 At the University of Almería, Spain with sessions at Museo Arqueológico de Almería Comprising over 50 books, numerous short stories and articles, plays, and even some poetry, the Moore oeuvre invites inspection and responses, particularly from scholars in the fields of literature, history, politics, sociology, music, visual art, and gender studies. However, documented aspects of George Moore’s negotiations and discussions could interest lawyers, accountants and mediators.…
Find out more »CFP: Anglo-Iberian Relations: From the Medieval to the Modern
Anglo-Iberian Relations: From the Medieval to the Modern 14-16 November 2019 University of Oviedo (Asturias), Spain We accept individual papers, panels and roundtables by academics and heritage professionals for the third conference in this vibrant field of Anglo-Iberian studies, including colonial and Latin American studies. Papers, panels and round tables may talk about any or all of the Four Kingdoms and any associated territories and their relations with both Portugal, Spain and any of their overseas colonies. Since our inaugural…
Find out more »Call for papers New Romantics: Performing Ireland and Cosmopolitanism on the Anniversary of Human Rights
Call for papers New Romantics: Performing Ireland and Cosmopolitanism on the Anniversary of Human Rights 3-5 July 2019 Queen’s University Belfast Supported by the QUB AHSS Faculty Research Initiatives Fund and the GIS EIRE Keynotes: Professor Stephen Wilmer, Professor Emeritus of Drama (Trinity College Dublin) Dr Drew Milne, Judith E. Wilson Reader in Poetics (University of Cambridge) Paula McFetridge, Artistic Director (Kabosh Theatre Company, Belfast) Much of modern Irish drama and performance has been concerned with political and…
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