CFP: ISAANZ 25. Ireland: History, Memory and Myth.

Our intention is that the conference explores the theme Ireland: History, Memory and Myth. A century after the Irish Revolution, and towards the end of the Decade of Commemorations, acts of remembering and mythologising the past figure significantly in the individual and collective lives of the Irish at home and abroad (not least in Australia and New Zealand).  We welcome proposals for papers or panels exploring this theme, or which otherwise investigate topics in Irish history, literature, language, archaeology, politics, sociology, cultural studies or performing arts. The conference, sponsored by the University of Auckland and the Irish Embassy in New Zealand, will be held at the University’s city campus, a short distance from the centre of Auckland City.

We are very much aware of uncertainties of travel at this time. For this reason, in addition to in-person presenters we welcome proposals for papers (or posters) from participants who will join us through the online conference platform. We particularly welcome proposals from Early Career Researchers and Postgrads.

Call for Papers

Through the Submission Portal you will find details on how to submit your abstract for consideration for inclusion at the 25th ISAANZ Conference. Abstract submission will be available online until 28th July.

We will continue to closely monitor the COVID-19 situation in regards to government alert levels and public health safety.  As planning continues we will communicate all updates via email and website notices.

KEY DATES
1 June Abstract Submission Open
16 JulyRegistration Open
28 JulyAbstract Submission Deadline
22 OctoberPresenter Registration Deadline
22 OctoberEarly Bird Registration Closes
6 DecemberWelcome Function


Malcolm Campbell
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6-7 Dec 2021 ~  ISAANZ 25 (virtual) ~ University of Auckland

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