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Gabrielle Fath

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Irish and Scottish literature enthusiast #Gaelic Researching Women's Ageing in 20thc Irish, Scottish, Swiss short fiction IRC-funded PhD scholar @UL

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Honoured to have received acclaimed Scottish poet and essayist and former Scottish Makar Kathleen Jamie as part of our annual conference on Scotland held in La Rochelle. Thank you @lesleygraham.bsky.social

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Two really great panels this morning at the @sfetudesecossaises.bsky.social conference in La Rochelle with Daphné Cousin-Martin, Glenda Norquay, Julie Gay, Katie Garner and Gabrielle Fath.

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Thank you so much for sharing this!

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Such an honour to have received the MA award! Thank you for organising such a wonderful conference @enas-agestudies.bsky.social

11.04.2025 09:14 — 👍 4    🔁 1    💬 2    📌 0
CALL FOR PAPERS 'CULTURES OF CARE IN SCOTTISH WOMEN'S WRITING' Papers are invited for a special issue which will explore the myriad ways in which the concept of care has been imagined by Scottish women writers. 'Care' encompasses a diversity of meanings across philosophical, moral, and spiritual traditions; in practices which range from social to medial to therapeutic, and beyond; and in semantic terms evokes ideas of nurture, protection, welfare; feelings of solicitude, concern, love. ‘To care for’ someone, or something, is both to experience, and to enact, such affect with vigilance and a kind of watchful attention. We are interested in the ways in which Scottish women writers - across a variety of genres and forms - have imaginatively explored the concept of care as ethos and/or practice. We also invite a range of theoretical and disciplinary approaches from (for example) environmental humanities; medical humanities; history of emotion studies. Themes which might be explored include, but are not limited to: care of, and for self; care of, and for others, including communities and networks; care for nature, environment, and non-human others; therapeutic and/or medical care; concepts of welfare (individual and collective); ideas of nurture; expression of affect and emotion (including anxiety); care as cultural activism; writing/ creating as an act of care; the experience of being taken care of. Please send 200-word abstracts and a short bio to s.m.dunnigan@ed.ac.uk and amcinto9@ed.ac.uk by Thursday 30 January 2025

CALL FOR PAPERS 'CULTURES OF CARE IN SCOTTISH WOMEN'S WRITING' Papers are invited for a special issue which will explore the myriad ways in which the concept of care has been imagined by Scottish women writers. 'Care' encompasses a diversity of meanings across philosophical, moral, and spiritual traditions; in practices which range from social to medial to therapeutic, and beyond; and in semantic terms evokes ideas of nurture, protection, welfare; feelings of solicitude, concern, love. ‘To care for’ someone, or something, is both to experience, and to enact, such affect with vigilance and a kind of watchful attention. We are interested in the ways in which Scottish women writers - across a variety of genres and forms - have imaginatively explored the concept of care as ethos and/or practice. We also invite a range of theoretical and disciplinary approaches from (for example) environmental humanities; medical humanities; history of emotion studies. Themes which might be explored include, but are not limited to: care of, and for self; care of, and for others, including communities and networks; care for nature, environment, and non-human others; therapeutic and/or medical care; concepts of welfare (individual and collective); ideas of nurture; expression of affect and emotion (including anxiety); care as cultural activism; writing/ creating as an act of care; the experience of being taken care of. Please send 200-word abstracts and a short bio to s.m.dunnigan@ed.ac.uk and amcinto9@ed.ac.uk by Thursday 30 January 2025

CFP: Cultures of Care in Scottish Women’s Writing

Special issue of SCOTTISH LITERARY REVIEW
ed. by Dr @sarahdunnigan.bsky.social & Dr @ainsley76.bsky.social

Please send abstracts for consideration by 30 January 2025
Full details below

27.01.2025 13:08 — 👍 9    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 1
THREE POETS BETWEEN LANGUAGES: AN ENCOUNTER IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SCOTS Thursday 6 February 2025 17:30 Institut français d'Écosse W Parliament Sq, Edinburgh EH1 1RN Free

THREE POETS BETWEEN LANGUAGES: AN ENCOUNTER IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND SCOTS Thursday 6 February 2025 17:30 Institut français d'Écosse W Parliament Sq, Edinburgh EH1 1RN Free

Three Poets Between Languages: An Encounter in English, French & Scots
6 Feb, Edinburgh – free

An exchange of experiences, ideas, poetic practices & languages with multilingual & Scotland-based poets Elodie Laügt, @paulmalgrati.bsky.social & Anne Pia
ifecosse.extranet-aec.com/events/detai...

27.01.2025 14:08 — 👍 13    🔁 6    💬 0    📌 0

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