Synopsis
This podcast series features recordings of academic papers from workshops, conferences and seminars in the University College Dublin Humanities Institute. The UCD Humanities Institute provides a creative architectural and conceptual space for interdisciplinary research in the humanities and allied disciplines. The Institute forms an integral element within UCD's strategic mission to develop as a research intensive university and has set itself the objective of enhancing the critical mass and international visibility of interdisciplinary research in the humanities at UCD by acting as a laboratory for the study of culture and the human experience. The series is produced and managed by Real Smart Media.
Episodes
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![Bracha L Ettinger. Beauty in the Human - Uncanny Compassion, Uncanny Awe.]()
Bracha L Ettinger. Beauty in the Human - Uncanny Compassion, Uncanny Awe.
28/03/2012 Duration: 01h04minBracha L Ettinger. Beauty in the Human - Uncanny Compassion, Uncanny Awe. Introduced by Rob Weatherill
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![Richard Sharpe. Irish manuscripts and the complex page.]()
Richard Sharpe. Irish manuscripts and the complex page.
27/03/2012 Duration: 24minProfessor Richard Sharpe (University of Oxford). Irish manuscripts and the complex page.
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![Clair Wills. Naturalism and Entrapment in Post-War Irish Writing.]()
Clair Wills. Naturalism and Entrapment in Post-War Irish Writing.
02/12/2011 Duration: 46minProfessor Clair Wills (Queen Mary, University of London)
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![Alec Ryrie. From Polemic to Devotion - Tolerance and Piety in Early Modern Britain.]()
Alec Ryrie. From Polemic to Devotion - Tolerance and Piety in Early Modern Britain.
09/09/2011 Duration: 51minProfessor Alec Ryrie (Durham University)
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![John Coffey - Scripture and Toleration between Reformation and Enlightenment.]()
John Coffey - Scripture and Toleration between Reformation and Enlightenment.
09/09/2011 Duration: 41minProfessor John Coffey (University of Leicester)
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![Heinz Schilling - Religion and migration in early modern Europe. The Calvinist and the Sephardic experience.]()
Heinz Schilling - Religion and migration in early modern Europe. The Calvinist and the Sephardic experience.
17/06/2011 Duration: 44minProfessor Heinz Schilling (Humboldt University, Berlin)
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![Ian Ker. Newmans idea of a University - some misunderstandings.]()
Ian Ker. Newman's idea of a University - some misunderstandings.
23/05/2011 Duration: 44minIan Ker (Faculty of Theology, University of Oxford)
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![Jeffers Engelhardt - The Secular Enchantments of Ethnomusicology.]()
Jeffers Engelhardt - The Secular Enchantments of Ethnomusicology.
10/05/2011 Duration: 57minJeffers Engelhardt (Department of Music, Amherst College)
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![Patrick Geoghegan. Judging Dan. The fall and rise of the reputation of Daniel O Connell]()
Patrick Geoghegan. Judging Dan. The fall and rise of the reputation of Daniel O Connell
20/04/2011 Duration: 55minDr Patrick Geoghegan (Trinity College Dublin) as part of the humanities Seminar Series.
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![Robert Hohlfelder. Poseidons deepest secrets. Deepwater Archaeology in the Mediterranean.]()
Robert Hohlfelder. Poseidons deepest secrets. Deepwater Archaeology in the Mediterranean.
12/04/2011 Duration: 01h04minProfessor Hohlfelders paper Poseidons deepest secrets - Deepwater Archaeology in the Mediterranean was part of the Distinguished Guest Lecture Series.
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![Redrawing Dublin Seminar - Part 2]()
Redrawing Dublin Seminar - Part 2
18/03/2011 Duration: 01h38minIn this episode the second of 2 recordings from the Redrawing Dublin event which took place in the Dublin City Library and Archive on the 14th of March 2011.
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![Redrawing Dublin Seminar - Part 1]()
Redrawing Dublin Seminar - Part 1
18/03/2011 Duration: 01h38minIn this episode the first of 2 recordings from the Redrawing Dublin event which took place in the Dublin City Library and Archive on the 14th of march 2011. In this part the authors of the book REDRAWING DUBLIN, Paul Kearns and Motti Ruimy in conversation with Mick Wilson of the Graduate School of Creative Arts and Media.
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![Finding an Academic Job in the US]()
Finding an Academic Job in the US
01/03/2011 Duration: 45minProf Kathleen James Chakraborty (UCD) and Ass Prof Brendan Kane (UCONN) gave a workshop on finding academic jobs in the US.
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![Stephen Mennell. Norbert Elias Workshop]()
Stephen Mennell. Norbert Elias Workshop
16/02/2011 Duration: 01h42minProfessor Stephen Mennell (UCD) gives a workshop on the life and work of influential sociologist Norbert Elias.
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![Steven Mithen. Communal and monumental architecture at the origin of the Neolithic in the Near East: new evidence from Wadi Faynan, Southern Jordan]()
Steven Mithen. Communal and monumental architecture at the origin of the Neolithic in the Near East: new evidence from Wadi Faynan, Southern Jordan
07/02/2011 Duration: 57minProfessor Steven Mithen (Pro-Vice Chancellor, University of Reading)
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![Conor Gearty. Human Rights - seductive, dangerous, and necessary]()
Conor Gearty. Human Rights - seductive, dangerous, and necessary
21/01/2011 Duration: 01h11minProfessor Conor Gearty (Professor of Human Rights Law, London School of Economics and Political Science)
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![Iain Fenlon. Life and Death - Public Music and Ritual in Renaissance Venice]()
Iain Fenlon. Life and Death - Public Music and Ritual in Renaissance Venice
25/11/2010 Duration: 59minProfessor Iain Fenlon (Faculty of Music, King's College, Cambridge)
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![John Cooper: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland]()
John Cooper: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland
04/11/2010 Duration: 38minDr John Cooper (University of York). Reformation, Culture and Identity in Sixteenth-Century England
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![Tadhg OHannrachain: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland]()
Tadhg O'Hannrachain: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland
28/10/2010 Duration: 28minDr Tadhg O'Hannrachain (University College Dublin) at the New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland workshop
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![Robert Armstrong: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland]()
Robert Armstrong: Workshop - New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland
21/10/2010 Duration: 25minDr Robert Armstrong (Trinity College Dublin) at the New Directions in Research in Early Modern Ireland workshop October 2010
