• Green fields and blue roads: The melancholy of the girl walker in Irish women’s fiction 

  O'Connor, Maureen (Berghahn Journals, 2017-03-01)

  Lawrence Buell has observed that ‘Ecology as green … perpetuates the implication of binary nature-culture separation … and understates the potential for self-intoxicated fetishization of greenery’. The fetishization of ...
• Tom Birkett: Person to Person interview 

  Birkett, Thomas (Evening Echo, 2016-06-15)
• The masks of Mnēmosynē: modulations of memory from ancient Greece to modern Paris 

  O'Sullivan, Ian (University College Cork, 2016)

  This thesis traces some of the modulations in the figuration, role and functioning of memory from the Mycenaean civilisation to the Hellenistic period of ancient Greece before taking up a reading of the modern continental ...
• Collapsing generation and reception: Holes as electronic literary impermanence 

  Allen, Graham; O'Sullivan, James (North Carolina State University, 2016-01)

  This essay discusses Holes, a ten syllable one-line-per-day work of digital poetry that is written by Graham Allen, and published by James O’Sullivan’s New Binary Press. The authors, through their involvement with the ...
• The emergence of the Digital Humanities in Ireland 

  O'Sullivan, James; Murphy, Órla; Day, Shawn (Keough-Naughton Institute for Irish Studies, University of Notre Dame, 2015-10-07)

  Tracing the emergence of academic disciplines in a national context is a useful undertaking, as it goes beyond the definition of a field to an assessment of its evolution within a more specific cultural context. This is ...

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