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PGI YouTube ChannelNEI Digital Round Tables aim to discuss aspects of research conducted by members of NEI ( Núcleo de Estudos Irlandeses of UFSC)\, in the field of Irish Studies\, at undergraduate\, MA\, PhD and postdoctoral level\, with scholars and artis ts from Ireland\, and the Irish Studies global community. “Shakesp eare in Brazil and Ireland: Cultural and Political Perspectives” proposes a discussion on aspects related to performances of Shakespeare’s plays in both countries\, more specifically in relation to the approach to pressing contextual issues and thematic elements of the plays.
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PGI YouTube Channel
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sers: Janaina Mirian Rosa and Beatriz Kopschitz Bastos
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Aline M. Sanfelici is a tenured professor of Engl ish at Universidade Tecnológica Federal do Paraná in Curitiba\, Brazil. Sh e holds a PhD and an MA in English language and literature from Universida de Federal de Santa Catarina\, Brazil\, and she was a visiting doctoral re searcher at University of British Columbia\, Canada\, in 2009-2010. Her cu rrent work addresses issues of Shakespeare in performance\, literary studi es\, the teaching of English language and literature\, and literature and other arts. Aline has published in the MIT Global Shakespeares Platform\, in the Shakespearean International Yearbook\, as well as in other publicat ions devoted to the Bard within Brazil and internationally. Her most recen t publications have addressed issues related to Shakespearean text and per formance during the COVID-19 pandemic\, as well as English language and li terature teacher education during emergency remote learning. She is a memb er of the theater research group of the Brazilian National Association of Language and Literature Research (ANPOLL\, Brazil).
\nEmer McHugh is a Marie Skłowdowska-Curie Re search Fellow at Queen’s University Belfast\, working on the project ‘Shak espeare and the Irish Actor’. She specialises in early modern performance studies\; Shakespeare and Ireland\; theatre and celebrity\; the histories of actors\, acting\, and acting practices\; gender and sexuality studies\; and contemporary Irish and British performance. She is the author of the forthcoming Irish Shakespeares: Gender\, Sexuality\, and Performance in th e Twenty-First Century (Routledge). Her research has been published or is forthcoming in Shakespeare Bulletin (2022/2024)\, The Taming of the Shrew: The State of Play (2021)\, Borrowers and Lenders (2023)\, Shakespeare/Pla y (2024)\, and Transformative Works and Cultures (2024).
\nPaulo da Silva Gregório is a Lecturer in English Literature at Universidade Estadual do Ceará (Brazil). He compl eted his PhD in Shakespeare Studies at the University of Birmingham in 201 7 with a thesis on the influence of Samuel Beckett on anglophone productio ns and adaptations of Shakespeare’s plays. Dr da Silva Gregório is a membe r of the British Shakespeare Association and Associação Brasileira de Lite ratura Comparada. His current research interests lie mainly in the fields of Shakespearean Performance and Adaptation. His recent publications inclu de: “The stage-within-the-screen: Peter Brook’s film adaptation of King Le ar” (arcadia\, 2023)\; and “Shakespeare transmitido: repensando o signific ado da performance ao vivo” (Sala Preta\, 2023).
\nJanaina Mirian Rosa is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Programa de Pós-Graduação em Inglês (PPGI) at Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina (UFSC)\, carrying out a research funded by Conse lho Nacional de Desenvolvimento Científico (CNPq)\, under the supervision of Professor José Roberto O’Shea. Her research focuses on the comparison o f political performances of Macbeth in Brazil and in Ireland. She holds a Doctoral Degree from PPGI/UFSC and was a visiting researcher at the Shakes peare Institute – University of Birmingham\, and at the University of Galw ay. She is also a staff member of PPGI/UFSC. Dr Rosa has co-edited the 202 3 issue of Ilha do Desterro journal entitled “Resignifying Critical Approa ches in Literature\, Film\, and Cultural Studies”.
\nBeatriz Kopschitz Bastos is a member of the Post-graduate Programme in English and Vice-Chair of NEI – Núcleo de Estud os Irlandeses – at UFSC. She is currently an executive member of IASIL – t he International Association for the Study of Irish Literatures – and a me mber of the Ulysses Council at MoLI – The Museum of Literature Ireland\, D ublin. In 2023\, she was a joint curator of the exhibition The Irish in Br azil\, at the Brazilian National Library\, and a joint recipient of Irelan d’s Presidential Distinguished Service Award. She supervises research proj ects at MA and PhD levels in Irish Studies at PPGI/UFSC.
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