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CLAI News & Archive, including FORTHCOMING EVENTS
NEWS
Writing and Style: A Comparative Approach - 3 March 2012
The Comparative Literature Association of Ireland announces a one-day workshop to be held on the Belfast Campus of the University of Ulster.
Novels start with a catchy in medias res paragraph and short stories end with plot twists...
Plots unravel through flashback scenes and characters through dialogues, interior monologues and stream of consciousness...
Sentence structure, word choice and tone lead to the creation of placid, unsettling and surreal ambiences, realist and speculative dialogues, and falling actions...
This CLAI workshop for senior researches seeks contributions that explore how authors? writing style reveals their cultural preferences and state of mind. Their techniques can also help us understand the way in which they analyze their readings and develop their writing idiosyncrasies. Contact Dr Victoria Ríos Castaño (v.rios-castano@ulster.ac.uk) for information.
First International CLAI Conference: Transitions - 28-30 June 2012
The first international conference organised by Comparative Literature Association of Ireland will take place at University College Cork, Ireland, 28-30 June 2012
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Professor Susan Bassnett Lecture at UL
Professor Susan Bassnett from the University of Warwick spoke on 'Postcolonialism and/as Translation' on Thursday 17 November at 5 pm in KBG15 (Kemmy Business School) in University of Limerick.
COMPARING summer school at UCC Cork, 5-9 September 2011
4th International REELX/ENCLS Congress on LITERARY DISLOCATIONS,
Skopje, 1-3 September 2011: CLICK HERE.CLAI COMMITTEE: please click HERE
CLAI 2010 AGM and Symposium
The CLAI Annual General Meeting, Research Workshop, and Symposium on GENDER AND IDENTITY IN COMPARATIVE LITERATURE was held at the University of Limerick on 26-27 November 2010. The Symposium programme is given here . Elections were also held for the positions of President, Secretary, Treasurer, and Postgraduate Representative. The President is Dr Brigitte Le Juez (brigitte.lejuez@dcu.ie); full details of the Committee please see the "About" page.
Galway speaker in keynote at Venice conference: CLICK HERE
"THE BOOK", LJUBLJANA, 25-26 NOVEMBER 2010.
The Slovenian Comparative Literature Association, REELC/ENCLS, and the ZRC SAZU/SRC SASA Institute for Slovenian Literature and Literary Studies held on international conference The Book: An Economy of Cultural Spaces, on 25 and 26 November 2010 at the ZRC SAZU/SRC SASA in Ljubljana, Slovenia. For the conference web page, please click here.
Interdisciplinary Workshop at NUI Galway, 30 April.
Professor Paolo Bartoloni at NUI Galway (paolo.bartoloni@nuigalway.ie) organised an interdisciplinary workshop on comparative matters, at the Moore Institute, NUIG on Friday April 30 2010. Professor Margaret Higonnet, former president of the American Comparative Literature Association, and current president of the Gender Committee of the International Comparative Literature Association, was the keynote speaker. A PDF poster for the event can be downloaded here. The workshop's web page is here.
CLAI Second Postgraduate Symposium: Programme and Abstracts
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UCD Comparative Seminars with Ann Caesar
On Thursday 5 November 2009, at 5pm inTtheatre N, Newman Building, UCD Belfield, Dr Ann Caesar, Professor of Italian Studies at the University of Warwick, spoke on the topic ''From Page to Stage: Pamela between Richardson and Goldoni.'' All welcome.
New Irish Members of European Comp Lit Executive
At the General Meeting of REELC/ENCLS, the European Network for Comparative Literary Studies, held in Vilnius on 11 September 2009, Brigitte le Juez (DCU) and Dearbhla McGrath (doctoral candidate) joined the Executive Committee of the Network.
Second Postgraduate Symposium: Literature and the Arts
Trinity College Dublin, School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies
Friday 27th - Saturday 28th November 2009The European Avant-Garde 1890-1930
An interdisciplinary postgraduate conference took place at University College Dublin on September 25th and 26th, 2009. Proposals invited. Contact Selena Daly and Monica Insinga. Details <<HERE>> - Click <<HERE>> for full programme.
Translation Right or Wrong; March 2008
Trinity College hosted a translation conference on Friday 6th and Saturday 7th March 2008. There were 90 participants. Speakers included Josephine Balmer, Lawrence Venuti, Luise von Flotow, Beverley Adab, Carol O'Sullivan, Minako O'Hagan, Kitty Shields and Simone Schroth. Details <<HERE>>
CLAI First Postgraduate Symposium held in 2008
The Comparative Literature Association of Ireland (CLAI) held its First Postgraduate Symposium at Dublin City University (School of Applied Language and Intercultural Studies) on Saturday, November 29 (following the national launch of CLAI at the Royal Irish Academy on Friday, November 28). There was a wide and varied programme of papers.
Through its First Postgraduate Symposium, CLAI aimed to address the current state of Postgraduate Studies in Ireland. We gathered new researchers in the field of Comparative Literature, offering them the opportunity to present their current research. The aim was to explore the latest theoretical and methodological practices , provide a supportive environment for those new to presenting conference papers and, last but not least, provide a lively and stimulating platform.
The conference was open not only to the broad community of postgraduate students in Comparative Literature, but also to all those who may be considering engaging in study or research in the field. A poster session allowed third-level institutions and research centres to present their various programmes and projects. Presentations, in English, lasted 20 minutes, with 10 minutes for discussion. PowerPoint facilities were available.
More than two dozen proposals were received by the deadline of Friday November 7, 2008. Papers dealt with many aspects of Comparative Literature. Abstracts in English were included in the final programme announcement, with title, abstract, institution, email address and keywords.
The organizing committee was: brigitte.lejuez@dcu.ie, jean-philippe.imbert@dcu.ie and bevin.doyle25@mail.dcu.ie, Proceedings were considered for an online publication on the CLAI website (www.complit.org ). >>>>VERSIONE ITALIANA DELL'INVITO ALLA PARTECIPAZIONE<<<<.