In this episode, I speak with Caelainn Hogan (Republic of Shame) about Ireland’s institutional trauma, the shared wounds of Ireland and Palestine, and the global rise of the far right.
🎧 Listen now to the new episode of the In Her View Podcast.
https://t.co/5uqSqdkHpg
My piece is out today in @IrishTimes. I’m happy to share my story, which has intertwined with others along the way. Ireland has made all this possible.
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https://t.co/np407RDMcr?
What an evening yesterday! A huge thank you to Prof. Anne Fogarty for her wonderful introduction, and to the @JamesJoyceCentr for hosting the event. Thanks also to @routledgebooks for publishing this book, and to everyone who came along or sent their support. ❤️
On 11 September, I’ll be launching my monograph, James Joyce’s Legacies in Contemporary Irish Women’s Writing, at the James Joyce Centre in Dublin. I’d love to see you there! Wine reception to follow🍷
Join us on Thursday, 11 Sept. 2025 at 6.30pm for the launch of "James Joyce’s Legacies in Contemporary Irish Women’s Writing" (Routledge), a new monograph by @AMasternardi.
The event is free but booking is essential. We hope to see you there!
https://t.co/43GQPRpbdz
In this episode, I talk to journalist and author Aoife Barry about where Ireland really stands on gender equality - in politics, parenting, media and cultural life. What’s changed? And what hasn’t?
https://t.co/NyiIUW22RG
#RepresentationMatters#Ireland#IntersectionalFeminism
In this episode, I’m joined by @msniamhgarvey to discuss late autism diagnoses in women, cultural representation and creating spaces for autistic people voices.
🎧 Curious to learn more?
https://t.co/ePLpQZXNVt
Delighted to share that my monograph, James Joyce’s Legacies in Contemporary Irish Women’s Writing, is now listed on the @routledgebooks website!
It will be published in September 2024, and I’m so excited to see it take shape 🔥
https://t.co/VGuYRqMbL0
In this episode, I chat with award-winning author @NualaNiC about biofiction, how women’s voices in literature are being reclaimed and the global rise of women writers.
Curious to learn more? Tune in to the episode here 🎧
https://t.co/qRodriUEYi
Yesterday also saw the celebration of three PhD graduations from the school. Zornitsa Lachezarova Todorova and Annalisa Mastronardi (pictured) graduated alongside Iuliia Ibragimova. A huge achievement!
@HumanitiesDCU
🌍 Artificial intelligence is transforming language learning, offering exciting opportunities for personalized education but also raising concerns about linguistic diversity. As AI becomes more integrated into language-learning apps and neural machine translation systems like Google Translate and DeepL, important questions emerge about the future roles of translators, interpreters, and language educators in an AI-driven world. 🤖📚
Will AI complement these professionals, or is it on the path to replacing them?
🗣️ "Basic language development can be aided with AI, but it is not a complete or true language learning experience without human interaction. This is why language exists," explains Nicole Bubalo, co-founder and director of Globally Speaking - Corsi di lingue per tutti.
💡 "AI is not an enemy of translators—in fact, it can be incredibly useful, especially for non-literary texts. The primary advantage of AI is speed. No human translator can match the quickness with which AI translates a text," adds Enrico Terrinoni, Italian translator and English professor at Università per Stranieri di Perugia.
✏️ Annalisa Mastronardi
#AI #LanguageLearning #MachineTranslation #EdTech #Translation #Interpreters #LinguisticDiversity #FutureOfWork #Technology #Innovation #PersonalizedLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #EducationTransformation
https://t.co/hiLWvenVH3
New Episode
Tomorrow, Mary Lavin Place will be officially unveiled in Dublin, the first public space to be named after a female Irish writer. Lavin’s granddaughter @KathleenMacM reflects on her life and legacy.
In association with @KildareVillage
https://t.co/T325PNAq2H
I’m so grateful to have presented my paper “Who’s Afraid of James Joyce? Not Irish Women Writers” at the 26th Trieste Joyce Summer School. Thanks to @mccourtitaly , Laura Pelaschiar and @Yellworque for inviting me!
Il video di Sorrentino che entra in sala a Cannes merita da solo la palma d’oro.
L’ho salvato per ripostarlo ogni volta che il mood lo richiederà. (Tipo un par di volte a settimana)
https://t.co/pg7mf4bfFM