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International Summer School at the
University College Dublin
Performing
Ireland, Representing Ireland Irish art,
culture, history through the ages
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY OF IRELAND
56th INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL
30th JUNE – 16th July 2004
Introduction
The 2004 UCD International
Summer School continues the tradition, established more than half a
century ago, of exploring aspects of Irish life, culture and history, with
guidance from the university’s internationally-renowned faculty members.
This year’s programme
celebrates two major centenaries in Irish cultural history – Bloomsday
and the opening of the Abbey Theatre – with an exploration of Ireland
and Irishness as performed and represented through the ages. Historians,
artists, and literary and cultural critics, will prize open the visual
arts, music, literature, architecture and theatre to reveal the
complexities of ‘Irishness’, north and south, ancient and modern.
Artist-led workshops will be a feature of the programme.
In keeping with
long-established Summer School practice, the programme will also include
substantial debate on the development of modern Ireland, on modern Irish
politics, and on Ireland’s place within the modern world, a series of
field-trips to places of cultural and historical interest in Ireland, and
introductory Irish-speaking classes.
COURSE FEE: €695
COURSE FEE AND SELF-CATERING CAMPUS ACCOMMODATION: €1065
€60 reduction for students.
An application form is
available by post or can be downloaded here: Application
Form (PDF)
Members of the 2003 UCD
International Summer School
For
brochure please contact:
INTERNATIONAL
SUMMER SCHOOL,
UCD,
NEWMAN HOUSE,
86 ST STEPHEN’S GREEN
DUBLIN 2
Tel:
+353-1-4752004
Fax:
+353-1-7167211
E-mail:
summer.school@ucd.ie
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For
brochure please contact:
INTERNATIONAL
SUMMER SCHOOL,
UCD,
NEWMAN HOUSE,
86 ST STEPHEN’S GREEN
DUBLIN 2
Tel:
+353-1-4752004
Fax:
+353-1-7167211
E-mail:
summer.school@ucd.ie
Documents
for download
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