English Lecture Society

02/11/2021

As promised - contact information for the 3 guest speakers today! :-)

Thor Nordfeld Troelsen Email: [email protected]
Andrea Mellerup Mail: [email protected]
Cille Hvass Holm [email protected] eller [email protected]

01/10/2019

🎃 Happy Halloween month 🎃
Remember Mathias Clasen's spooky lecture "Playing with Fear" this Thursday! 👻 😱

Please click "going" on the event page so we know how many snacks to provide. Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/2372994342748542/

03/04/2019

Come join when Isabelle Torrance is giving the keynote lecture at the EURIAS conference tomorrow! Her talk is the perfect combo of classical literature and Irish politics - what's not to like? 📖☘️

Reminder that tomorrow, Isabelle Torrance is giving the keynote lecture on ‘Classical Literature and Irish Politics: A New Look at an Old Question’ at this year’s EURIAS conference.

The talk is from 17:15-18:30 at AIAS (building 1631-1632), and both the keynote and subsequent reception are free and open to the public!

11/10/2018

---- LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATION ----

Come join CISA and AIAS' welcome reception with keynote speaker Emilie Pine and the opening of their ‘Voices & Votes – Women’s Place in Parliament exhibition’ on October 23! The festivities are part of their ‘Politics and Narrative in Ireland’s Decade of Commemorations’ conference, and you can register for the opening alone or register for both days on AIAS’ website - registration is open until Oct 15: http://aias.au.dk/events/aias-conference-politics-and-narrative-in-irelands-decade-of-commemorations/

03/10/2018

Interested in memory studies and Ireland? Join the AIAS & CISA Conference on ‘Politics and Narrative in Ireland’s Decade of Commemorations’ on 23-24 October 2018. The two-day international and multidisciplinary conference is open to all and free of charge.

The conference brings together experts in history, film, theatre, classical reception, heritage management, gender studies, politics, and memory studies to examine the impact and significance of events in Ireland during the current decade of centenaries (2012-2022), which mark the anniversaries of major changes in Irish history and society that took place between 1912 and 1922.

Their keynote speaker Emilie Pine - who is currently very active in the media with her new publication ‘Notes to Self’, a ground-breaking collection of essays on “off-limit” topics such as fertility, feminism, and sexual abuse - will open the conference with a talk on 'The Memory Marketplace: Gender, Witnessing and Performance’.

See the programme, abstracts etc. on the conference website:
http://aias.au.dk/events/aias-conference-politics-and-narrative-in-irelands-decade-of-commemorations/

“Yes, I would love to join!” - Then please register online by 15 October through the link above.

21/08/2018

Don't forget to sign up for a seminar this friday!
The workshop offers a platform to present ongoing research and encourages to move beyond simplistic ideas of female/male gendered binaries

What: seminar
When: 24th of August from 10:00-17:00
Where: Nobelparken, building 1485, room 123 (Nobelsalen)
Who: Both international and AU experts will be present.

Organizers: Sanne Eichner, Susane Yi Sencindiver, Matthias Stephan, and Sophia Kier-Byfield

Please sign up to register (and to get lunch):
http://events.au.dk/meetooau2018
https://events.au.dk/meetooau2018/sign%2Dup.html

Thanks to the and the movements, sexual harassment in the workplace has gained attention worldwide. The workshop offers a platform to present ongoing research and encourages to move beyond simplistic ideas of female/male gendered binaries. As Judith Butler recently argued: