Category: Publications
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Canada’s dual and antithetical roles: An interview with Kit Dobson about We Are Already Ghosts
Abstract Kit Dobson’s work focuses on several controversial issues in Canadian Indigenous history. The effects of oil capitalism on the environment is at the core of Field Notes on Listening, while Malled: Deciphering Shopping in Canada addresses the socio-economic impacts of shopping malls in Canada. Transnational Canadas: Anglo-Canadian Literature and Globalization examines Canadian literary traditions in the context of globalization,…
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Reconfiguring Intimacy in Contemporary Irish Queer Theatre and Performance through Party Scene: Chemsex, Community and Crisis (2022)
Abstract The contemporary landscape of Irish queer theatre and performance is diverse and alive. THISISPOPBABY stands as a landmark company known for its blending of queer culture with pop culture. Their productions, such as RIOT (2016) and Wake (2022), among others, have both won awards and played a fundamental role in showcasing queer narratives and disrupting the boundaries of…
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“A Better Future Is in Your Hands”: Transhumanism and Feminism in The Power (TV Series 2023)
Abstract TV series The Power (2023), based on Naomi Alderman’s novel of the same name, tells the story of how teenage girls progressively develop an inborn new organ that allows them to electrocute people, empowering women and eventually reversing patriarchal societies. The transhumanist idea of enhancing and transforming our bodies to evolve as humans and…
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“’Why do they hate us so much?’: Women’s Vulnerability and Resistance in Julian Rathbone’s The Mutiny (2007)”
Abstract: Neo-Victorianism is concerned with the re-writing of the Victorian past and establishing parallelisms with the present; also, with giving voice to muted discourses. Britain was a huge Empire in the nineteenth century and the Indian Mutiny was one of the most violent episodes in its history. Postcolonial neo-Victorian narratives are a memorial practice that…
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Reseña de Joyce, James. A penique el poma y otros versos. José Ruiz Mas, trans. and ed.
Resumen Reseña de Joyce, James. A penique el poma y otros versos. Traducción y edición de José Ruiz Mas. Incluida en la sección “Irish Studies in Spain – 2024” publicada en el volumen 20 de la revista Estudios Irlandeses. DOI: https://doi.org/10.24162/EI2025-13646
