27 February, 11am – 1pm, Dalhousie 1S05: Peter MacDonald, ‘Creative Criticism’. 28 February, 11am – 1pm, (Venue TBC): Lorens Holm, ‘Psychoanalysis, Buildings and Words’. Reading for these seminars can be requested from Dr Gail Low at g.low@dundee.ac.uk
"There is creative reading as well as creative writing" (Ralph Waldo Emerson)
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23 January: 3 – 5 pm: Writing as Walking, Walking as Thinking…. Activist, Broadcaster and Writer Alastair McIntosh has created an altogether new kind of work of non fiction and essay in his extraordinary account of a walk he took back through his childhood as he revisited the islands of Harris and Lewis to write
The Erasmus+ mobility visit of a Junior Researcher from the Arctic Centre at the University of Lapland, Marcin Dymet, took place between 22nd and 28th of November 2018. The location was the School of Humanities at the University of Dundee in Scotland. During his visit, Marcin had a chance to meet students of the MLitt
Chris Gerrard’s film, one of the highlights of this year’s Being Human ‘Frankenstein Returns’ programme celebrating the 200th anniversary of Mary Shelley’s novel, given its premiere at the DCA is now available to review on the link below. Frankenstein Re-membered A video artist and film historian Chris has collected together diverse fragments from the birth
Dr Daniel Cook and PhD Student Lauren Christie, will be back on the radio on New year’s Day. BBC Radio Scotland will repeat ‘Frankenstein Dundee’ at 8 am on January 1st, 2019. The article was originally broadcast on 16th September 2018. It will then be available on the iPlayer for one month. Click here for
On New Year’s Day, 1818, Mary Shelley unleashed on the world one of the most iconic works of fiction ever written: Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus. Her story begins further back than that. Ensconced in the Villa Diodati by Lake Geneva during the so-called Year Without a Summer, 1816, the teenage author experienced a feverish
The Centre for Critical and Creative Cultures presents REX INGRAM’S ‘THE MAGICIAN’ (1926) WITH LIVE MUSICAL ACCOMPANIMENT performed by Steven Gellatly WEDNESDAY 5th DECEMBER 2018, 6pm BAXTER SUITE (1.36), TOWER BUILDING, UNIVERSITY OF DUNDEE Steven Gellatly performs an original live musical score to Rex Ingram’s The Magician (1926). The event is inspired by our film
You are invited to join the Lord Provost of the City of Dundee, Ian Borthwick, and Professor John Rowan, Vice Principal of the University of Dundee, to celebrate the unveiling of a Historic Environment Scotland commemorative plaque in honour of Joseph Lee, Great War poet, artist and journalist at 2.30pm on Thursday 6 December. Please
Marcin Dymet, of the University of Lapland’s Arctic Centre, Northern Institute for Environmental and Minority Law, Finland, will be visiting the University from the 22-28 November. Mr Dymet is coming to find out about our teaching and research in order to gauge how SF can be used as a tool for understanding real world issues
Our PhD student, Mr. Adam James Cuthbert, recently gave a public lecture, ‘The Stream of Consciousness in the Works of William Wordsworth and James Joyce’, as part of the Durham University Late Summer Lecture Series. His lecture was recorded as a podcast, which is available here