Conferences and Events
2022-2023
CONFERENCE - REPRESENTATIONS OF ORIGINS IN ENLIGHTENMENT THOUGHT
A conference organised by Dr James Hanrahan (Trinity College Dublin) and Professor Jean-Luc Guichet (Université de Picardie Jules Verne) will be held in Trinity College from the 29th - 30th June 2023. Click here for more information.
Symposium on Francophone African voices in Ireland
On the 31st May 2023, The French Department will hold a symposium Francophone African Voices in Ireland, a symposium that provides a forum for teachers, researchers, materials development
experts, students and other professionals interested in the exploration and exchange of research findings, experiences, perspectives and trends in Francophone African Studies, particularly in Ireland. It will also mark the launch of the Department's Francophone African Studies Research Network. Please click here for further information.
End-of-Year Lecture
On the 25th May 2023, Professor Mary Orr
(Buchanan Chair of French at the University of Saint Andrew) will speak on 'It ‘grow’d’. Or Fostering Discipline in Interdisciplinary Research'. Please click here for further information.
3rd Annual Barbara Wright Lecture
On the 24th May 2023, Professor Ségolène Le Men (Professor Emerita in Art History,University of Paris Nanterre) will speak on 'The Semiotics of Display: Impressionism at Home in 19th-Century Paris— Moreau-Nélaton’s Collection as Case Study'. Please click here for further information.
The Annual French Lecture
On the 13th April 2023, Mr Barry McGovern will speak on 'He is a university man, of course': Samuel Beckett and the Trinity years.' Click here for further information.'
Chaosmotechnics: art, media, techniques after Deleuze and Guattari
On the 3rd February 2023, in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science, the French Department is holding a one-day symposium. Click here for further information.'
Emmanuel-Philibert de Pingon (1525-1582) et son temps
A conference organised by the Trinity Centre for Medieval and Renaissance Studies and the Department of French. September 15th - 17th 2022. Please click here for further information.