PRESENTATIONS
Collection of presentations given as part of the VICTEUR project
Presentations
Conferences
Members of VICTEUR’s research team regularly give presentations at conferences. Explore the list below.
Podcasts
Many of the presentations by VICTEUR project members have been recorded and are available to podcast.
Presentations by VICTEUR researchers
Curatr Workshop: A new tool for analysing the British Library’s Corpus, in collaboration with Centre for Culture, Data and Society and IASH, University of Edinburgh.
The workshop, which took place on 9 May, demonstrated how the Curatr platform is being used by researchers on VICTEUR to identify and analyse the representation of European migrants in Victorian fiction.
You can watch videos of presentations and responses from the workshop here.
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Listen, Subscribe, Share
Recording podcasts and audiobooks has been an important aspect of work carried out by researchers associated with UCD Centre for Cultural Analytics for many years.
The research team at VICTEUR is building upon this work by create podcasts and also recording academic papers and public talks associated with the project.
We hope you enjoy the podcasts – see below – and please visit the page for regular updates.
Joyce Portrait 100
The Digital Multimedia Edition of James Joyce’s first novel, A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, was created by a team of researchers from UCD’s Nation, Genre and Gender Project, as part of the Decade of Centenaries (2012-2022), which celebrates Irish history and cultural heritage.
The edition reproduces the text of the first publication of this novel as a single volume, by B. W. Huebsch Inc, in New York, 1916. The edition is available to download as a free audiobook, recorded by Irish actors Sam and Barry McGovern. It can also be explored chapter by chapter below.
