RISE is an open-access, multi-disciplinary journal which exists to promote Irish Studies across Europe.
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As we feel that our values no longer align with those of this platform, the RISE account will henceforth be inactive. Information about new RISE issues and calls will continue to be posted on the EFACIS social media platforms, including LinkedIn, Instagram and Bluesky.
Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.2
New Voices and New Directions in Twenty-First-Century Irish Writing,
edited by Ralf Haekel and Caroline Lusin,
is now available at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
Have a look at the table of contents at efacis.eu/sites/default/file…
#irishstudies
The Call for Submissions for the Spring/Summer 2025 issue of RISE has been extended! New deadline: 15/9.
Anthologising Irish Writing from the Nineteenth Century to the Present
Editor: Brian Haman (University of Vienna)
risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
#irishstudies #cfp #journal
Call for submissions for an upcoming themed issue of RISE!
Anthologising Irish Writing from the Nineteenth Century to the Present
Editor: Brian Haman (University of Vienna)
Full Call and contact details for proposals at efacis.eu/sites/default/file…
#irishstudies #cfp #journal
Join the editors and contributors this Thursday for the online #launch of RISE 7.1
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Full programme and registration link at efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
Find RISE 7.1 at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
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Join the editors and contributors this Thursday for the online #launch of RISE 7.1
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Full programme and registration link at efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
RISE 7.1 is now available at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
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We're delighted to be launching a new issue of our Review of Irish Studies in Europe (RISE) journal on May 16 at 7pm (CET) - You can register to join us at efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
New RISE issue!
Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.1
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
edited by Yen-Chi Wu and Phyllis Boumans is now available at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
Online #launch on 16 May
efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
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catch me writing about irish poetry again in here
eternally grateful to @darcy_darling and @yenchi_wu for all their hard work on this special issue
New RISE issue!
Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.1
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
edited by Yen-Chi Wu and Phyllis Boumans is now available at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
Online #launch on 16 May
efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
New RISE issue!
Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.1
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
edited by Yen-Chi Wu and Phyllis Boumans is now available at risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
Online #launch on 16 May
efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
Join the editors and contributors on 16 may
at 7pm CET for the online #launch of Review of Irish Studies in Europe 7.1!
Remapping Irish Literary and Cultural Landscapes in the Mid-Twentieth Century
Register for this launch at efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
#irishstudies
Go and discover the new RISE issue, 'Perspectives on the Irish Border', on risejournal.eu/!
You can also find the recording of the online launch of RISE 6.2 on the EFACIS YouTube Channel!
youtu.be/ST6aaANvojo?feature…
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📖 New Publication 🆕
“Glocal Borders in Kenneth Branagh’s Belfast (2021)” from Prof. Dr. Kirsten Sandrock in Review of Irish Studies in Europe 6.2
➡️Read here:
risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
Find more information and publications on the ISWÜ website: phil.uni-wuerzburg.de/irish-…
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📚Thrilled to see 2 publications out within 24hrs! Huge thanks to my amazing co-editors & the outstanding contributors to RISE 6.2 “Perspectives on the #IrishBorder”
doi.org/10.32803/rise.v6i2
and to the fabulous editors of Anglistik 34.3 “Border Narratives”
doi.org/10.33675/ANGL/2023/3…
You can still register for the online #launch of RISE 6.2 this evening!
#IrishStudies #Academicjournal
Join us at the next EFACIS Roundtable Discussion on 6 December 2023 at 7 pm CET for the online launch of RISE 6.2!
Find the full programme and the registration link on efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
Join us at the next EFACIS Roundtable Discussion on 6 December 2023 at 7 pm CET for the online launch of RISE 6.2!
Find the full programme and the registration link on efacis.eu/content/efacis-rou…
Two new books were added to our list of #booksforreview. Contact Reviews Editor Prof. Sylvie Mikowski if you wish to review any of the titles listed on the RISE website!
risejournal.eu/index.php/ris…
#IrishStudies
In his article
''Mirror, Mirror on the Wall': Female Subjective Dialectics in the Work of Paul Howard, Louise O'Neill and Naoise Dolan' in #RISE 6.1,
Eugene O'Brien discusses the #malegaze in twenty-first century #IrishFiction.
#Subject #Identity #Reflection #SocialMedia
Seán Mac Risteaird writes about #IrishLanguage #playwright Micheál #ÓConghaile in his article
'Ó Dhaoirse go Saoirse?: Staidéar Téacsúil Aiteach ar dhrámaí Mhichíl Uí Chonghaile' in #RISE 6.1
#Queer #Aiteach #Gaeilge #Gaelic #Irishdrama #Connemara
ALT cover RISE 6.1
You can find the wonderful article
'Under the Sign of the Clock: Queer Time, AIDS Time and Clery's Clock',
by Ed Madden in #RISE 6.1!
#PhilipChevron #TheRadiators #IrishPopularMusic #ThePogues #AIDS #QueerTime #Clery'sClock
