46th T.S. Eliot Society Annual Memorial Lecture - Barbarous Cuisine: T.S. Eliot in Ireland 1936-1940
Recorded July 2nd, 2025.
46th Annual Memorial Lecture
Barbarous Cuisine: T. S. Eliot in Ireland (1936 & 1940)
Fran Brearton - Queen’s University Belfast
Chaired by Patrick Query, T.S. Eilot Society President
Fran Brearton is Professor of Modern Poetry at Queen’s University Belfast.
Her books include The Great War in Irish Poetry, Reading Michael Longley, and, as editor, The Oxford Handbook of Modern Irish Poetry and Incorrigibly Plural: Louis MacNeice and his Legacy. She is a former president of the Robert Graves Society and appears regularly on BBC R4’s ‘In Our Time’ to discuss modern poetry. She was elected to the Royal Irish Academy in 2018.
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A struggle for rights and freedoms: The importance of civil society space
Recorded May 21, 2025.
A keynote lecture for the Global Intersections: Communication and Resilience Across Borders
conference, by Chris O’Connell (Trócaire, Policy and Advocacy Advisor in Human Rights and Civil Society Space).
The Global Intersections: Communication and Resilience Across Borders conference was hosted by Trinity Centres for Global Intercultural Communications; Forced Migration Studies; and Resistance Studies.
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Michael Mc Laughlin – “Defining a Community Choir: Navigating the Complexities of Social Inclusion and Musical Excellence”
Recorded May 13th, 2025.
A seminar by PhD Music students presenting their research, organised by the Department of Music.
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Daniel Vives Lynch – “Irish Traditional-Classical Synthesis Composition: Contemporary Figure-based Approaches to Egalitarian Synthesis Achievement”
Recorded May 13th, 2025.
A seminar by PhD Music students presenting their research, organised by the Department of Music.
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Anastasia Motiti – “Operatic Adaptations of Euripides’ Alcestis: Baroque and Classical Approaches to Ancient Greek Tragedy”
Recorded May 13th, 2025.
A seminar by PhD Music students presenting their research, organised by the Department of Music.
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