Exploring “Nestor” in this episode, we chat with three guests: Garvan Corkery, a lawyer from Cork, Ireland; Robert Spoo, Chapman Professor of Law at @utulsa ; and Jeffrey Nishimura, Chair of English at Los Angeles City College.
We are taking submissions for our next episode on "Nestor". Send us a voice note of your favorite passage and why you love it on at https://t.co/QTmrRrIxiW (scroll to the bottom!)
#Ulysses#JamesJoyce#Bloomsday2021
It’s official: #Juneteenth is now a national holiday.
We asked 5 @UCBerkeley experts for their picks of Library materials to reflect on what the day means.
⏩ https://t.co/dVHtuBGCCX
ICYMI: Catch the video of yesterday's @u22podcast launch, now up our YouTube channel! Huge thanks to all participants and especially to @IrelandinSF for the ongoing support!
https://t.co/G2VQz7fLmN
Tuesday’s #OmniJoyce keynote, ‘Joyce and French Literary Science’, from Catherine Flynn (University of California, Berkeley) will start in half an hour.
We're celebrating the launch of U22: The Centenary Ulysses Podcast this Bloomsday with @UCBerkeleyIrish! Register for the Zoom event here: https://t.co/wHgEInIRP4
The #Bloomsday countdown continues! Get in the spirit with readings from last year's celebration + join us next week for the launch of our new #Ulysses podcast!
RSVP @ https://t.co/KolF68hNL0
2020 Bloomsday event: https://t.co/h28lfP5LBT
There's still time to register for our "#AI-rish" event exploring #theatre + #MachineLearning, with Catherine Flynn @UCBEnglish and Peter Glazer @BerkeleyTDPS!
Learn more and RSVP: https://t.co/R0HYAmv0LF
Thrilled to be involved in today's launch of this wonderful new resource, https://t.co/wNLkFg1mCE. @sinead_mccoole @kgmkenny @IrelandinNY https://t.co/kgMZ4JcguJ
In today's data-centric world, how can the arts engage with machine learning? Our new project uses #AI and digital tech to explore 250 years of Irish #theater. Join us May 25 to learn more! https://t.co/AZPx66QLbL