NUMÉRO 21 : Juillet/Août 2009

§10. Colloques

IRELAND AND THE FIN DE SIÈCLE

3rd & 4th September 2009

Academy House, 19 Dawson Street, Dublin 2

Thursday 3rd September

4.30pm REGISTRATION

5pm PANEL ONE: GEORGE MOORE

* Dr Julie Anne Stevens (St Patrick's College, Drumcondra): George Moore, Somerville and Ross and the reconstruction of optical experience in late nineteenth-century Irish short fiction

* Dr Mary Pierse (University College Cork): George Moore’s Fin de Siècle: themes and variations

* Dr Eamon Maher (Institute of Technology, Tallaght): George Moore and the Catholic novel

6.30pm KEYNOTE LECTURE :

Dr Eibhear Walshe (University College Cork): MacLiammóir: the last Wildean decadent

7.30pm WINE RECEPTION

Friday 4th September

9am REGISTRATION

9.30am PANEL TWO: OSCAR WILDE

* Dr Noreen Doody (St Patrick's College, Drumcondra): Oscar Wilde: Salomé and Smith O’Brien

* Dr Deaglán Ó Donghaile (NUI Maynooth): Oscar Wilde and the radical politics of the Fin de Siècle

* Dr Sondeep Kandola (University of Leeds): ‘The same flesh and blood as one’s self! Oh, I hope not!’: representations of Fin de Siècle Ireland in Oscar Wilde’s The Picture of Dorian Gray

10.30am Break

10.45am PANEL THREE: THE NEW WOMAN

* Dr Kalene Nix (University College Cork): Katherine Cecil Thurston

* Professor James H. Murphy (DePaul University, Chicago): Grand’s Ideala(1888) and Lawless’s Grania(1892) and the structure of experience in new-woman fiction

11.45am Break

12 noon PANEL FOUR: GEORGE EGERTON

* Dr Heather Ingman (Trinity College Dublin): George Egerton and the Irish short story

* Dr Tina O’Toole (University of Limerick): Ireland and the Fin de Siècle

* Whitney Standlee (University of Liverpool): Forging the uncreated conscience of her sex: decadence, New Womanhood and the escape from Ireland in George Egerton’s The Wheel of God (1898)

* Dr Maureen O’Connor (Mary Immaculate College, University of Limerick): The yellow aster and the green carnation: decadent nature in Irish new woman fiction

1pm Lunch [Not Included]

2pm KEYNOTE LECTURE

Dr Nicola Gordon Bowe (National College of Art and Design): Myths, dreams or unearthed truths? Symbolist imagery in the arts of Fin de Siècle Ireland

3pm Break

3.30pm PANEL FIVE: THE FIN DE SIÈCLE AND CULTURAL REPRESENTATION

* Dr Brian Ó Conchubhair (University of Notre Dame): Vernacular and dialectical languages in the European and Irish Fin de Siècle

* Dr Aoife Leahy (Dublin Institute of Technology): Harry Furniss and the art of the Fin de Siècle caricature

* Professor Alex Davis (University College Cork): Learning to be brutal: Synge, linguistics, decadence

* Dr Leon Litvack (Queen’s University Belfast): Posing for posterity: the Irish photographic portrait at the Fin de Siècle

To register, please visit www.ria.ie/committees/irishliteratures/new.html

For further information please call 01 6762570

Nous vous rappelons le colloque qui aura lieu à Montpellier le premier week-end d’octobre :
« Esthetismes : genres, sources, devenirs »

Colloque international organisé par Catherine Delyfer & Bénédicte Coste
2 & 3 octobre 2009
Salle Jourda, Bâtiment BRED, Université Paul Valéry

Vendredi 2 æstheticism 2009

Panel A – Æstheticism and the Visual Arts

Panel B – The role of criticism, Walter Pater and Oscar Wilde

Samedi 3 Æstheticism 2009

Panel A – Æstheticism, Gender and sexuality

Panel B – The posterity of Æstheticism

www.esthetismes.org

Renée Vivien : une femme de lettres entre deux siècles (1877-1909)

Journée d'études en commémoration de la poétesse

le vendredi 20 novembre 2009 à l'Université de Londres à Paris (ULIP)

Avec, entre autres intervenant-e-s, Nicole. G. Albert, Jean-Paul Goujon, Melanie Hawthorne, Martine Reid

Conférences suivies d'une lecture de poèmes

Pour tout renseignement, contacter Brigitte Rollet (b.rollet@ulip.lon.ac.uk)

University of London Institute in Paris

9 rue de Constantine

75007 Paris

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