CAMPS Research Labs

CAMPS Research Labs provide a forum for staff and graduate students from all disciplines involved to come together in order to present work-in-progress and debate research issues. CAMPS Labs to date have taken a two-hour format, typically initiated with a presentation of specific research themes, questions and challenges, leading into informal and often very wide-ranging discussions.

All Labs take place at 12 pm and are followed by a light lunch and continued conversation.

For detail of older events, see the Research Labs Archive page.

CAMPS Labs, 2022–23

Semester 1:

• 28 October 2022 (G011)
  Katherine Tycz
  Plague, Prayer, and Print in Sixteenth-century Italy
• 18 November 2022 (G011)
  Anne  Williams
  Damsels, Deluge, and the Dindshenchas: A Look at the Relationship between Women and Water in Select Dindshenchas Texts

Semester 2:

• 13 January 2023 (G011)
  EGM
• 27 January 2023 (G011)
  Andrew Levie
  The Faerie Queene as a Palimpsest? Edmund Spenser’s Redrafting of Ireland’s Mythical Landscape
• 10 February 2023 (G010)
  Lisa Doyle, TCD
  More than Marginal: Knowledge and Learning in Ancient Greek Scholia
• 1 March 2023 (G010), Wednesday 4pm, in collaboration with the History Seminar Series,
  Patrick Walsh, TCD
  Bogs, Barracks and Books: Stringy Sovereignty and the Eighteenth-Century Irish State
• 24 March 2023 (G010)
  Maria Shmygol
  Transnational Transformations of English Drama: Tito Andronico (1620) and the Early Modern German Shakespeare Edition Project
• 21 April 2023 (G010)
  Rosemary Power
  Iona Nunneries
• 12 May 2023 (TBC)
  Jacopo Bisagni & Andrew Ó Donnghaile
  The Seven Parts of Sword-fighting. A Linguistic Analysis of Leeds, Royal Armouries, I.33