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Women's Studies at the University of Limerick
Women's Studies provides a focus for teaching and research on questions
of gender and women's lives. In these pages you will find information
about the postgraduate, undergraduate and evening programmes
in Women's Studies on offer at UL.
You will also find information
about staff contributing to our programmes
and a range of resources relevant to Women's
Studies and feminist research.
Books by Women's Studies Staff
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THE
ASHGATE RESEARCH COMPANION TO QUEER THEORY (Ashgate 2009), eds. Noreen Giffney and Michael O’Rourke |
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QUEERING
THE NON/HUMAN (Ashgate 2008), eds. Noreen Giffney and
Myra J. Hird |
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COSMOPOLITAN IRELAND: GLOBALISATION AND QUALITY OF LIFE (Pluto Press, 2007) by Carmen Kuhling and Kieran Keohane |
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TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY LESBIAN STUDIES
(Taylor and Francis 2007), eds. Noreen Giffney and Katherine O’Donnell |
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MADE HOLY: IRISH WOMEN
RELIGIOUS AT HOME AND ABROAD (Irish Academic Press,
2006) by Yvonne McKenna |
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COLLISION CULTURE: TRANSFORMATIONS IN EVERYDAY LIFE IN IRELAND
(Liffey Press, 2004) by Kieran Keohane and Carmen Kuhling
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THE NEW AGE ETHIC AND THE SPIRIT OF POSTMODERNITY
(Hampton Press, 2004) by Carmen Kuhling |
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WOMEN AND THE IRISH DIASPORA
(Routledge, 2004) by Breda Gray |
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WOMEN AND PAID WORK,
1500 TO 1939 (Dublin: Four Courts Press, 2001), edited
by Bernadette Whelan
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To see more books by
Women's Studies staff, click
here.
Women's Studies is closely linked to the
Department of Sociology
and is part of the
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 May
2009
NEW MA IN GENDER, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Women’s Studies at UL is offering a
new MA programme in Gender, Culture and Society from September 2009. This programme has been designed specifically to cater for students interested in the interdisciplinary study of gender in culture and society. Students can opt for modules offered by several departments in the Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences, and may choose to specialise in historical, socio-political or literary / cultural approaches to gender.
NEW SEMINAR SERIES IN GENDER, CULTURE AND SOCIETY
Women’s Studies at UL has inaugurated a new cutting-edge series of seminars to support the launch of their interdisciplinary MA in Gender, Culture and Society in September 2009. The list of guest speakers includes some of the world’s leading experts in the area, including Professor
Griselda Pollock (University of Leeds), Dr Susie Orbach (Psychoanalyst and Writer, London) and Professor
Linda Williams (University of Berkeley, California). For more details, click
here.
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