Alderik Blom
Philipps-Universität Marburg, Dútslân
Alderik H. Blom studearre skiednis, muzykwittenskip, keltology en âldgermanistyk yn Utert, Amsterdam en Galway. Fan 2002 oant 2010 wurke er oan de Universiteit fan Cambridge (M. Phil., Ph.D. en postdoc oan it Girton College), dêrnei oan de Universiteit fan Oxford: earst as postdoc oan it Corpus Christi College en fan 2013 ôf as Associate Professor of Celtic. Sûnt 2017 is er heechlearaar Keltysk yn de fakgroep Indogermanistyk oan de Philipps-Universität Marburg yn Dútslân.
Syn ûndersyk giet oer de stúdzje fan iermidsiuwske hânskriften yn it Latyn, de Keltyske en Germaanske talen (bygelyks yn “Glossing the Psalms. The Emergence of the Written Vernaculars in Western Europe from the Seventh to the Twelfth Centuries”, 2017). Oare ynteresses fan him binne de stúdzje fan de kontinintale Keltyske ynskripsjes fan it âlde Gallië en de skiednis fan de njoggentjinde-iuwske en tweintichste-iuwske ferlykjende taalkunde en tekstkrityk sa't dy har ûntjoegen binnen de kontekst fan romantysk nasjonalisme yn Nederlân/Fryslân, Dútslân, Ierlân, Grut-Brittannië, Ruslân en de Skandinavyske lannen.
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Marguérite Corporaal
Radboud University, Nijmegen
Marguérite Corporaal grew up in Franeker (Frjentsjer), and is Full Professor of Irish Literature in Transnational Contexts at Radboud University, the Netherlands. She was the principal investigator of Relocated Remembrance: The Great Famine in Irish (Diaspora) Fiction, 1847–1921, for which she obtained a Starting Grant for Consolidators from the European Research Council (2010–15). Corporaal was awarded an NWO- VICI grant for her project Redefining the Region (2019-24) which explores the transnational dimensions of local colour during the long nineteenth century. Furthermore, Corporaal is the PI of Heritages of Hunger, which is funded as part of the Dutch research council NWO’s NWA programme (2019-24). From 2016-2019 she led the Gate Theatre Research Network, funded by NWO, and in collaboration with Charles University Prague and the University of Galway, Ireland. Among Corporaal’s recent international publications are her monograph Relocated Memories of the Great Famine in Irish and Diaspora Fiction, 1847–70 (Syracuse University Press, 2017); A Stage of Emancipation: Change and Progress at the Dublin Gate Theatre (co-edited, Liverpool UP, 2021); Famines and the Making of Heritage (co-edited, Routledge 2024); The Great Irish Famine: Visual and Material Culture (co-edited, Liverpool UP, 2018); Travelling Irishness in the Long Nineteenth Century (co- edited, Palgrave, 2017).
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