Lecturer in Film Studies @UCDdublin, @WeAreTUDublin. Drummer/filmmaker/artist of sorts. "Judith Butler & Film" forthcoming from @BloomsburyMedia (2026)
Joined May 2009
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My first monograph - Judith Butler & Film: The Good Egalitarian, The Bad Feminist & The Ugly Others -
is published last month by @BloomsburyAcad as part of the Film Thinks series @BloomsburyMedia
Order here: bloomsbury.com/uk/judith-but…
DM for a discount code and/or review copies!
This collection is literally more than 1000s of audiovisual materials, accumulated over years of work based on the needs of the Humanities programmes across the university. It seems like the library has been downplaying this facility since the pandemic - why?
The library has a small collection of audio-visual resources including DVDs, CDs & audio tapes. You can watch them in 2 locations in the library or you can borrow a portable DVD player from the library. Find out more: libguides.library.university… @UniOfGalwaySU @galwayhuston
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There is still time to submit an abstract for the 2025 @IrishScreenStud seminar! This year's theme is "Cinema and Loneliness", and we invite proposals for papers and panels on related topics. The seminar will take place on *May 1st-3rd* in @uccfilmstudies!
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#ŞehirHatları podcast'imizin yeni durağı: #Dublin. @SivilDusun'ün desteğiyle hazırladığımız, ikinci sezonunun üçüncü bölümünde @baweraunnehir'in konuğu akademisyen, müzisyen ve filmci @temmuzsr.
s2b3 podcast dinlenen tüm platformlarda; detaylar linkte velvele.net/2025/01/20/sehir…
ALT Dublin şehrinden, 1904 ya da 1905 yılına ait bir kartpostal.
this is tomorrow
happy to join the Coffee Morning on Zoom @IrishScreenStud's event organized by @Jimitxwang..will discuss the state of ECRs and academic job market in Ireland and beyond. also featuring @ellen_scal and @cakeybar..check the poster for details and contact:
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Pazar gecesi Beyoğlu’ndaki bir LGBTİ+ gece kulübüne yapılan polis baskının ardından Geri Gönderme Merkezi’ne götürülen iki göçmen lubunya arkadaşımız hakkında güncelleme.
velvele.net/2024/10/23/hukuk…
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I've heard there was up to a thousand people at the Shannon protest yesterday, shutting down access to the airport for a time. How is this not reported on RTÉ?
Fantastic to have such a huge turnout in Shannon today, demanding an end to the support for genocide. The Irish government has to listen. It's gone on too long. #USMilitaryOutOfShannon NOW
How are these solutions being put in place?
More transparency in terms of admin work required for this process would teach a lot how hard/costly immigration can be for non-Western students and staff.
Palestine has been teaching us the world of unfairness for a long time.
We are aware that Palestinian students who have been offered places at the University via the Copty Scholarship are facing financial challenges. We have a solution in place that will be finalised imminently. If you would like to find out more, please read the full statement below.
ALT Full statement reads: We are aware that Palestinian students who have been offered places at the University via the Copty Scholarship are facing financial challenges. Queen’s has already extended the scholarship scheme for this year, and have proposals in place that will see an additional allocation of £7,000 of financial support per student for this academic year, only to support visa fees and travel.
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Historic ruling: ICJ finds Israel guilty of apartheid against Palestinians & its military occupation & annexation of Palestinian Territory as illegal.
We for maximizing pressure on all states to impose immediate targeted sanctions on Israel inc a comprehensive #MilitaryEmbargo.
Looking forward to participating at @aemi_ie’s support programme
aemi is thrilled to announce Michael Barwise, Chloe Brenan, Lawrence Cook, Yurika Higashikawa, Colm Higgins, Jack Hogan, Temmuz Süreyya Gürbüz, Ann Upton and Luke van Gelderen as the 2024 TIER 2 Artist Support Programme participants @artscouncil_ie
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Open letter by Gaza academics and university administrators to the world aljazeera.com/opinions/2024/…
This is tomorrow!
DIY Films from Palestine: A selection of low budget short films by Palestinian filmmakers.
28th May, 7pm
Unit 44 @KirkosEnsemble Dublin 7
Entrance will be shared between:
Doctors Without Borders Gaza Fund
Spotlight: Art for Palestine
& @ipsc48
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Here's the setup: We work in tandem with An-Najah university @AnNajahUniv in the West Bank, and their TESI initiative. An-Najah enrolls the Gazan students, sets up the virtual classrooms, and acts as the umbrella for the whole online teaching project.
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Hands Off Our Students! Letter led by UCD colleagues spurred by institutional responses to student activism including the violent removal of SU President @MarthaReidy from Nancy Pelosi's recent award ceremony. 400+ signatures.
irishtimes.com/opinion/lette…
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One of many consistencies in so many university statements the last seven months is how rarely, if ever, they seem to realise that they may have Palestinian students and faculty, let alone from Gaza.
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Had a blast first time at @SCMStudies conference and first time in Boston could probably live here, thanks @SandyMCost
Always fantastic to listen to the brilliant thoughts of @temmuzsr. Having a great time at @SCMStudies Conference. #SCMS24
“Scholars as Artists” panel was the highlight for me at #SCMS24 really felt renewed by it @SCMStudies also loved Boston
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We're delighted to share our CFP for ISSS 2024, which will be held on May 7th–8th at Ulster University in Belfast! We look forward to reading your abstracts.
If we make the effort to see films from the “Middle East” that is one of the places where the (otherwise blurred) gap between mainstream and independent cinema is quite a thing:
"The Palestinian film scene is vulnerable because of the timidity of European funders, whose cultural policies are shaped by their governments," film critic @joseph_fahim argues
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