XI SYMPOSIUM OF IRISH STUDIES IN SOUTH AMERICA
"Ireland at the Crossroads of History"
22, 23 and 24 August 2016
Venue: Letras Building - Av. Prof. Luciano Gualberto, 403
Cidade Universitária, Butantã
University of São Paulo
"Ireland at the Crossroads of History"
22, 23 and 24 August 2016
Venue: Letras Building - Av. Prof. Luciano Gualberto, 403
Cidade Universitária, Butantã
University of São Paulo
Check the programme here
The Book of Abstracts is available here
Check the call for papers in English here
Check the call for papers in Portuguese here
Check the call for papers in Spanish here
Accommodation options in São Paulo
A nation is constantly transformed throughout its history, as politics, culture and identity have always been intertwined in the Irish experience. People strive to create a future based on shared memories and cultural codices which configure new systems and socio-historical structures. The XI Symposium on Irish Studies in South America aims, therefore, at signaling the manifold ways in which Ireland has been narrated in the past, present and likely future tenses at local, national and international domains. This symposium looks forward to understanding the various transformations Ireland has undergone; from the time it was a laboratory of the British Empire to contemporaneity. These processes have placed Ireland at the crossroads of crucial historical moments that have propelled her through the following centuries. These roads do not respect the symmetry of a figural cross; rather, the trajectories aimed here are suggestive, multiple and mobile. Proposals for participation in specific panels or for individual papers and posters could discuss contemporary Ireland at the crossroads of disciplines, such as History, Cultural Translation, Literature, Women Studies, Sociology, Migration Studies, among others.
Keynote speakers
João Adolfo Hansen (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
Jane Ohlmeyer (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Pilar Villar Argaiz (University of Granada, Spain)
Susan Wilkinson (Independent Researcher, Canada)
Éilis Ní Dhuibhne (Irish writer)
Guideline for abstracts
Abstracts should not exceed 250 words; Times New Roman font, 12 pts;
Abstracts can be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese
Abstracts should be sent via email to: [email protected]
Payment receipts should be sent to: [email protected]
Deadline: 22 July 2016
- Delegates presenting papers: R$ 200 (R$100, ABEI membership + R$100 fee)
- M.A and Ph.D Students: R$ 160 (R$ 100, ABEI membership + R$ 60 fee)
- Undergraduate students presenting posters: R$ 130 (R$100, ABEI membership + R$ 30 fee)
- Attendants with certificate: R$ 30 fee
Organizing Committee
Chair: Laura P.Z. de Izarra and Rosalie Rahal Haddad
Munira H. Mutran, Mariana Bolfarine, Patrícia de Aquino Prudente, Caroline Moreira Eufrausino, Camila Franco Batista, Victor Pacheco, Adriana Torquete, Alessandra Rigonato.
Academic Committee
Rosalie Rahal Haddad, Gisele Wolkoff, Luci Collin, Maria Rita Drumond Viana, Peter James Harris, Viviane Carvalho da Annunciação.
The Book of Abstracts is available here
Check the call for papers in English here
Check the call for papers in Portuguese here
Check the call for papers in Spanish here
Accommodation options in São Paulo
A nation is constantly transformed throughout its history, as politics, culture and identity have always been intertwined in the Irish experience. People strive to create a future based on shared memories and cultural codices which configure new systems and socio-historical structures. The XI Symposium on Irish Studies in South America aims, therefore, at signaling the manifold ways in which Ireland has been narrated in the past, present and likely future tenses at local, national and international domains. This symposium looks forward to understanding the various transformations Ireland has undergone; from the time it was a laboratory of the British Empire to contemporaneity. These processes have placed Ireland at the crossroads of crucial historical moments that have propelled her through the following centuries. These roads do not respect the symmetry of a figural cross; rather, the trajectories aimed here are suggestive, multiple and mobile. Proposals for participation in specific panels or for individual papers and posters could discuss contemporary Ireland at the crossroads of disciplines, such as History, Cultural Translation, Literature, Women Studies, Sociology, Migration Studies, among others.
Keynote speakers
João Adolfo Hansen (University of São Paulo, Brazil)
Jane Ohlmeyer (Trinity College Dublin, Ireland)
Pilar Villar Argaiz (University of Granada, Spain)
Susan Wilkinson (Independent Researcher, Canada)
Éilis Ní Dhuibhne (Irish writer)
Guideline for abstracts
Abstracts should not exceed 250 words; Times New Roman font, 12 pts;
Abstracts can be written in English, Spanish or Portuguese
Abstracts should be sent via email to: [email protected]
Payment receipts should be sent to: [email protected]
Deadline: 22 July 2016
- Delegates presenting papers: R$ 200 (R$100, ABEI membership + R$100 fee)
- M.A and Ph.D Students: R$ 160 (R$ 100, ABEI membership + R$ 60 fee)
- Undergraduate students presenting posters: R$ 130 (R$100, ABEI membership + R$ 30 fee)
- Attendants with certificate: R$ 30 fee
Organizing Committee
Chair: Laura P.Z. de Izarra and Rosalie Rahal Haddad
Munira H. Mutran, Mariana Bolfarine, Patrícia de Aquino Prudente, Caroline Moreira Eufrausino, Camila Franco Batista, Victor Pacheco, Adriana Torquete, Alessandra Rigonato.
Academic Committee
Rosalie Rahal Haddad, Gisele Wolkoff, Luci Collin, Maria Rita Drumond Viana, Peter James Harris, Viviane Carvalho da Annunciação.