Down to a very final proofread for my forthcoming book Pragmatism, Law, and Literature. It’s probably the sign of a good project that I’ll be quite sad to see it go off to the printers and to not to have it to work on anymore. It’s been a joy to write.

This looks like a great event - and accessible online 👇

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Our PhD student, Laura O'Flanagan, gearing up for a fascinating presentation on Disney and Ecofeminism DCU Research

Congratulations to eds of W. B. Yeats and the Arts: Charles Armstrong, Adrian Paterson and Tom Walker. Fascinating and beautifully illustrated work by Matthew Creasy Kathryn Milligan Jack Quin @MeganGirdwood1 Matthew Campbell, among others. I have an essay on ‘The Municipal Gallery'.

Congratulations, David! We're looking forward to reading this.

Just published with Edizioni Scientifiche Italiane: *Law Art Humanities*, a collaboration between Eugene McNulty Eugene Mc Nulty, Adam Hanna Adam Hanna and law and literature scholars from Università degli Studi di Macerata, Italy. edizioniesi.it/pubblicazioni/…

My book is out today! You can read the intro at the link below. It argues that law is best understood through the lens of William James’ philosophical pragmatism, and this is best explored through literature, from William’s brother Henry James to Hilary Mantel to Seamus Heaney.

Thanks to those who encouraged me to pursue this passion project; those on Twitter would be @oran_doyle Adam Hanna Eugene Mc Nulty @Rosemary_Henn EvePatten

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Hugely exciting to see my book in the The Library of Trinity College Dublin, the wonderful staff of which (especially Tony Carey) were so helpful when I was writing it! Colleagues and students, a great time to borrow a book for end of summer light reading…

#ESA2024 #ESAPorto24 Gender and Justice is a new interdisciplinary feminist journal calling for articles with a focus on the gendered dimensions of inequality & injustice Submissions from sociolology are very welcome! bristoluniversitypress.co.uk/journals/gende…

Looking forward to being part of @juliemoiaussi's event, which centres on Article 45 of Bunreacht na hÉireann. Learn about some of the noble ideals that preceded the foundation of the State, and their legally unenforceable afterlives. Saturday 9 Nov, 11am at Galway City Museum.

Great to take part in @juliemoiaussi's 'Disappearing Acts' at the TULCA Art Festival in Galway City Museum. Illuminating to discuss Molly Twomey's poem 'Kinsale' and Julie's 'The Crossing Hour' alongside the Bunreacht's provisions on the common good.

Antigone and Ireland: A Symposium in the Legal Humanities Details and tickets (free) at the Abbey Theatre link below. (Full programme at their embedded Eventbrite ticket link.) abbeytheatre.ie/whats-on/antig…

Delighted to collaborate with TCD School of English, English UCC & IrishHumanities, for the upcoming 'Antigone and Ireland' event - Peacock Theatre May 1st (11am-5pm) abbeytheatre.ie/whats-on/antig… Speakers include Carlo Gebler and our very own Darren Murphy and Marina Carr

Highly recommended ... I would also recommend the pioneering work on the topic by Tom O'Loughlin ...