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Monthly Archives: January 2015
Niall Griffiths Inaugural Lecture (Part 4 – Conclusion)
This is the fourth and concluding part of the Professorial Inaugural Address delivered by Niall Griffiths on 8 December 2014 at the Arena Theatre in Wolverhampton. To read the speech in sequence follow this link to Part 1 and click on … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, CTTR, multiculturalism, novels, popular culture
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Niall Griffiths Inaugural Lecture (Part 3)
On 8 December 2014, Niall Griffiths delivered his Professorial Inaugural Address at the Arena Theatre in Wolverhampton. The text of that talk is serialised here in 4 parts. In the third part, below, Griffiths considers ‘darkness’ as a critical term … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, literature, novels, popular culture, public lectures
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Niall Griffiths Inaugural Lecture (Part 2)
On 8 December 2014, Niall Griffiths delivered his Professorial Inaugural Address at the Arena Theatre in Wolverhampton. The text of that talk is serialised here in 4 parts. In the second part, below, Griffiths reflects on the rhythms of the … Continue reading
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Tagged creative writing, literature, novels, popular culture, vernacular, Wales
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CTTR Researchers in the Media (Update)
Dr Nicola Allen, Lecturer in English, and Dr Aidan Byrne, Senior Lecturer in English and Media, introduce their research into the history and aesthetics of politician’s novels in an article, ‘Anti-democratic? I couldn’t possibly comment’, published … Continue reading
Niall Griffiths Inaugural Lecture (Part 1)
On 8 December 2014, Niall Griffiths delivered his Professorial Inaugural Address at the Arena Theatre in Wolverhampton. The text of that talk will be serialised in this blog in 4 parts. In the first part, below, Griffiths reflects on his … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, creative writing, language, literature, popular culture, Wales
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