"I cannot begin to give you the flavour of the old Austrian Empire. It was a ramshackle affair but it was charming, gay, and I experienced more kindnesses in Trieste than ever before or since in my life."

SPEAKERS WILL INCLUDE:

Antonio Bibbò (Lecturer in English and Translation at the University of Trento),
Georgina Binnie-Wright (author of James Joyce and Photography),
Pat Callan (Visiting Research Fellow in the Centre for Contemporary Irish History at Trinity College Dublin),
Sophie Corser (Postdoctoral Fellow, University College Cork),
Ronan Crowley (Postdoctoral Researcher at Aarhus University, Vice President and President-Elect of the International James Joyce Foundation),
Anne Marie D'Arcy (Visiting Research Fellow at the School of English, Trinity College Dublin and formerly Associate Professor of Medieval and Renaissance Literature and Language at the University of Leicester),
Katherine Ebury (Senior Lecturer in Modern Literature at the University of Sheffield),
Caroline Elbay (Lecturer and International Internship Programme Director at Champlain College Dublin),
Paul Fagan (Senior Scientist at Salzburg University),
Claire Kilroy (novelist),
Sam Slote (Professor at Trinity College Dublin),
Enrico Terrinoni (Chair of English Literature, Università per Stranieri di Perugia).

SEMINAR LEADERS:
Ronan Crowley, Katherine Ebury, Caroline Elbay, and Paul Fagan.

ORGANISERS / SPEAKERS:
Laura Pelaschiar (Lecturer in English Literature at the University of Trieste),
John McCourt (Head of the Department of the Humanities at the University of Macerata),
Richard Barlow (Associate Professor, Nanyang Technological University).

Full programme details will be published shortly.
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For further information please write to Laura Pelaschiar
John McCourt
or
Richard Barlow

"All in all, it was an incredible learning experience that allowed me to understand Joyce better, and in turn, enjoy his work more thoroughly. Trieste and the Joyce School added depth to my understanding of Joyce and motivated me to continue in my research. I am especially happy and grateful to have been part of this wonderful experience because it allowed me to meet other Joyceans and join the family. The whole event was a great big celebration of diversity and equality, and also a platform for people from different parts of the world to connect and learn about one another while having fun. All I can say is that I hope to bring back what I have learned, to cultivate the friendships and contacts I have made, and to one day go back as a lecturer!" (Dominic Richards, student at the 2017 school).
His full report can be read here: https://bloomsdaymontreal.com/a-week-at-the-trieste-joyce-school/

"I get asked about this a lot and couldn't be happier to see them extend their outreach. John and Laura have built up something really amazing over the last two decades or so. No better place to be in the summer if you're all about Joyce, all about what he was about, and want to be having the best time around people who think the same" (Arunava Banerjee, student at the 2018 school).

Full time University Students will be expected to pay a fee of 150 euro; all other participants pay a fee of 300 euro. This fee covers tuition as well as the social and cultural programme. Accommodation can be arranged from approximately 35 euro per night (in shared apartments). Single room accommodation starts at 65 euro. Student scholarships are available. They usually cover the costs of accommodation (but not travel) and can also include a reduction in the enrolment fee.

INFO
Trieste Joyce School
Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici
Università di Trieste
Androna Campo Marzio, 10
34123 Trieste

E-mail: Laura Pelaschiar
John McCourt
Richard Barlow
Fax: (+39) 040 558 4439