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2023
October
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Placemaking Practices in Stories of the Syrian New Scots
New Voices Seminar All Welcome
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Jacobite Imaginations
-In this relaxed discussion session, you get the chance to explore questions and ideas on a Jacobite theme with a variety of specialist researchers. All are extremely welcome to come along, listen, chat as much or as little as we like in a café setting, and see some relevant materials...
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Jacobite Nations
-A Hybrid Workshop showcasing recent work in the field of Jacobite Studies
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Reading Emotions in Late Medieval and Early Modern Scotland
-Panel and Discussion
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Come Dancing: Queer Disclosures in Pre-Decriminalisation Filmmaking from Scotland
-New Voices Seminar All Welcome
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New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies Webinar: Dr Marcus Jack (Glasgow School of Art) 'Poor Modernism: The counternarratives of Scotland's contingent artists' film.'
-The RIISS New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies webinar series is returning for a fourth year. Join Dr Marcus Jack for an online webinar.
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"An Instant Affinity": The Cheviot, The Stag and the Black, Black Oil in Ireland, 1974.
-2023 marks the 50th anniversary of one of the Scotland’s most renowned and influential works of drama, the 7:84 (Scotland) Theatre group’s “ceilidh-play”, The Cheviot, The Stag and the Black Black Oil. The Cheviot aimed to engage local communities around Scotland, especially the Highlands, and argued that the surrender of Scotland’s new-found oil wealth...
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"An Instant Affinity": The Cheviot, The Stag and the Black, Black Oil in Ireland, 1974.
-This event was cancelled
Join RIISS for a special event to mark the anniversary of a seminal Scottish work.
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'If you don't stop quick, I'll put you inside': Teresa Deevy's Carceral Homes
-New Voices Seminar All Welcome
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New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies Webinar: Dr James Little (University College Dublin) '"If you don't stop quick, I'll put you inside!" Teresa Deevy's Carceral Homes'
-The RIISS New Voices in Irish and Scottish Studies webinar series is returning for a fourth year. Join Dr James Little for an online webinar.