Events | NETEC

May 2024

XORNADAS “GENDER VULNERABILITY: RESISTANCE AND RESILIENCE IN THE WORK OF CONTEMPORARY WOMEN WRITERS” | October 2-3 at FFT.

The “Gender Vulnerability: Resistance and Resilience in the Work of Contemporary Women Writers” seminar organised by the Research Project inTRUTHS2: Articulations of Individual and Communal Vulnerabilities in Contemporary Writing (PID2020-114776GB-I00 MCIN/AEI) was held on October 2 and October 3 2023 at FFT, featuring scholars Pilar Villar Argáiz (University of Granada), Auxiliadora Pérez Vides (University of Huelva) and Laura Lojo Rodríguez (University of Santiago de Compostela).

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire Vulnerability

NEW IN OPEN ACCESS: NARRATIVES OF THE UNSPOKEN IN CONTERMPORARY IRISH FICTION: SILENCES THAT SPEAK

Narratives of the Unspoken in Contemporary Irish Fiction: Silences that Speak (Palgrave Macmillan, 2023) edited by M.

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire IRISH LITERATURE

IX SILAS CONFERENCE, UNIVERSITY OF GALWAY, 21-23 JUNE

NETEC is delighted to have had researcher M. Teresa Caneda Cabrera represent us at the IX SILAS Conference, 21-23 June 2023, University of Galway.

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire SILAS

21st AEDEI CONFERENCE, UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA, 31 MAY-2 JUNE | BOOK LAUNCH TELLING TRUTHS

We are proud to announce that our NETEC research has been represented at the 21^st International Conference of the Spanish Association of Irish Studies (AEDEI), 31 May- 2 June 2023, University of Valencia, Spain. See full programme here

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire AEDEI

18th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CONTEMPORARY NARRATIVES IN ENGLISH; RECENT APPROACHES TO POSTHUMAN: CULTURAL REFLECTIONS ON THE (POST-) HUMAN CONDITION, UNIVERSITY OF ZARAGOZA, 15-17 MAY

NETEC is proud to have been represented by Dr. Martín Urdiales Shaw at the 18^th International Conference on Contemporary Narratives in English; Recent Approaches to the Posthuman: Cultural Reflections on the (Post-) Human Condition, 15-17 May, 2023, University of Zaragoza.

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire Posthuman

33 INTERNATIONAL SEDERI CONFERENCE, UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA, MAY 3-5

NETEC members participate in 33 International SEDERI Conference, 3-5 May 2023, University of Valencia.

We are proud to announce that our NETEC research has been represented at one of the major national associations of English studies in the early modern period produced in Spain and Portugal.

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire SEDERI

RCEI ONLINE: “WELCOME TO AMERICA 2.0”: READING WASTE IN GARY SHTEYNGART’S SUPER SAD TRUE LOVE STORY

The latest edition of RCEI (Revista Canaria de Estudios Ingleses) is now accessible online, showcasing an article entitled “Welcome

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire Waste Studies

LATEST ISSUE OF JJLS FEATURING M. TERESA CANEDA-CABRERA

The latest issue of JJLS (Journal of James Joyce Literary Supplement) is now available, featuring an essay by NET

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire

NETEC SEMINAR SERIES ON INTERESECTIONAL VULNERABILITIES WITH PROFESSOR MARIA MCGARRITY | April 24 at 12 in room B5, FFT.

NETEC Seminar Series on Intersectional Vulnerabilities hosted Professor Maria McGarrity from Long Island Universi

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire Vulnerability

THE IRISH TIMES REVIEWS TELLING TRUTHS: EVELYN CONLON AND THE TASK OF WRITING

Telling Truths: Evelyn Conlon and the Task of Writing (2022) edited by NETEC researcher M.

May 06, 24

By lydia.freire Evelyn Conlon, Teresa Caneda-Cabrera, IRISH LITERATURE

December 2022

NETEC and Irish Studies at UVigo commemorate the one hundred years of ULYSSES

As 2022 is coming to an end NETEC and Irish Studies at UVigo organised and event on December 1 at the Faculatde de Filoloxía e Tradución to commemorate the 100 years of the publication of ULYSSES.

December 02, 22

By tcaneda ULYSSES, ULISES, James Joyce, Irish Studies at Uvigo

November 2022

The EFACIS Irish Itinerary Podcast: Evelyn Conlon in conversation with M. Teresa Caneda-Cabrera

In her conversation with M. Teresa Caneda-Cabrera, Evelyn Conlon discusses the impact of the lockdowns and her aversion to ‘doomscrolling’; being a writer who is a feminist and being political by engaging in stories that are not considered the norm; using literature to dip into the corridors of truth while history sticks to the facts; reworking Joyce’s story ‘Two Gallants’; and being more Irish when you are away from Ireland. The author also reads two excerpts from her work.The podcast can be accessed here

November 18, 22

By tcaneda Evelyn Conlon, EFACIS, Teresa Caneda

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AEDEAN 2022 University of Caceres, 16-19 November | AEDEI 2022, University of Burgos, 2-3 June.

NETEC members participate in AEDEI 2022 and in AEDEAN 2022.

We are proud to announce that our NETEC research has been represented at the two annual conferences of the major national associations of Angloamerican Studies and Irish Studies.

November 17, 22

By netec AEDEAN, AEDEI, SATIRE, Vulnerability, IRISH STUDIES, ECOCRITICISM, Lydia Freire, Muriel Domínguez Viso, Teresa Caneda, Jorge Figueroa

NETEC SEMINAR SERIES ON INTERSECTIONAL VULNERABILITIES 2022

NETEC SEMINAR SERIES ON INTERSECTIONALVULNERABILITIES 2022: I: Women’s Voices in Contexts of Conflict / II: Writers' Voices in Times of Crisis

Co-organised by Research Group NETEC and Research Project INTRUTHS 2 "Articulations of Individual and Communal Vulnerabilities in Contemporary Irish Writing" PID2020-114776GB-I00 MCIN/AEI

November 03, 22

By tcaneda Vulnerability

September 2022

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Novel Beginnings: Transnational Perspectives on Early Modern Fiction | Huelva 14-16 September 2022

Jorge Figueroa presented the paper "Libertine Humour: Rakish Roguery and Bawdy Pranking in The London Bully" at the International Conference “Novel Beginnings: Transnational Perspectives on Early Modern Fiction”, hosted by the University of Huelva on 14-16 September 2022 under the auspices of Research Project “Early Modern in English, 1660-1700: Database and Textual Editing”. See full programme here

September 29, 22

By netec

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A reading and talk with the Irish eco-poet Grace Wells | 22 September 2022, 12 pm | FFT Campus de Vigo

"When our vulnerability is our strength" : A reading and talk with the Irish eco-poet Grace Wells, on September 22 2022, at 12 pm, room B2 of Filoloxía e Tradución (FFT).

Funded by the Departament of English, French and German (FIFA), and organised by NETEC and the Project INTRUTHS 2: "The Articulation of Communal and Individual Vulnerabilities in Contemporary Irish Fiction" (PID2020-114776GB-I00 MCIN/AEI ), as part of the Irish Studies at UVigo activities

September 26, 22

By netec Irish Poetry, INTRUTHS

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