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Gabrielle Fath

, PhD candidate, School of Modern Languages

    20242024

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    Research Interests

    • Scottish and Irish literature (20th century)
    • Short fiction
    • Gender studies / feminism
    • Ageing studies
    • Modern and contemporary Scottish Gaelic literature
    • Modern and contemporary Irish-language literature
    • Medical humanities and disability studies

    Biography

    Gabrielle Fath is a PhD scholar at the University of Limerick in Scottish and Irish literature, where she researches how older women are represented in twentieth-century Scottish and Irish short stories, in Scottish Gaelic, Irish and English. She was awarded the Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship by Taighde Éireann/Research Ireland for the project, supervised by Dr. Michaela Schrage-Früh and co-supervised by Dr. Philippe Laplace (Université de Besançon) and Dr. Máire Ní Annracháin (Full Professor Emeritus, UCD).

    Education/Academic qualification

    Masters, “A pack of old women”: Ageing Women and Community in three XXth-century Scottish novels. A study of The Weatherhouse (1930), Nan Shepherd, The Bull Calves (1947), Naomi Mitchison, and Memento Mori (1959), Muriel Spark., École normale supérieure de Lyon

    20212023

    Award Date: 26 Sep 2023

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