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Professor Carol Tully is Professor of German at Bangor University. She studied German and Spanish at Strathclyde and completed her doctorate at Queen Mary London. She has since established an international reputation as a scholar in the area of European cultural exchange in the nineteenth century with a primary focus in Germany and Spain. She has published a number of books, scholarly editions, translations and journal articles. She continues to be an active researcher and postgraduate supervisor and is the principle investigator on the AHRC-funded projects European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010 (etw.bangor.ac.uk) and Travellers to Wales (footsteps.bangor.ac.uk). She was elected a Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales in 2016.
Professor Tully was Head of the School of Modern Languages and Cultures at Bangor for six years and also Deputy Head of the College of Arts and Humanities. She was Pro-Vice Chancellor (Students) from 2011 to 2020. She has been active in a number of subject associations, in particular as Welsh representative on the University Council for Modern Languages, and the founding Chair of the Steering Group for Routes into Languages Cymru. She has fulfilled a number of roles for the AHRC and was a member of the AHRC Modern Languages Advisory Board.
Gwybodaeth Cyswllt
Position: Professor of German
Email: c.tully@bangor.ac.uk
Phone: +44 (0)1248 382132 (2132 internal)
Location:
Cymwysterau
- PhD
Queen Mary University, London, - BA
University of Strathclyde,
Addysgu ac Arolygiaeth
I supervise / co-supervise the following students:
Sarah Goddard, working on the interface in travel writing between Wales, Brittany and Galicia.
Diddordebau Ymchwil
German and Spanish literary relations in the 19th Century; Intercultural relations in the nineteenth century (Germany/Spain/France/Great Britain); Travel Writing; Translation; Literary scholars and the European canon
Current Projects
I am currently working on two projects:
- The Lost Literati: this is an exploration of the role, motivation and impact of literary scholars in nineteenth-century Europe, many of whom are now forgotten but without whom the transfer of ideas across Europe and the creation of the European literary canon would not have been possible. This will result in a major monograph focussing on key international literary networks.
- The Reception of German Romanticism in Latin America: this involves mapping the reception of key German Romantic writers and thinkers in nineteenth-century Latin America forms part of the work being undertaken by the Research Network Crossing Borders: World Literatures as Contemporary Romanticism.
Recent projects
I was the PI on two inter-related projects, both funded by the AHRC.
I was the principle investigator on the AHRC-funded project European Travellers to Wales (1750-2010). Full details can be found on our website: etw.bangor.ac.uk.
This three year research project investigated the texts of European travellers to Wales in the period 1750-2010. It was a collaboration between myself, Dr Heather Williams from the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies in Aberystwyth and Dr Kathryn Jones from Swansea University. We also had a research assistant based in Aberystwyth, Dr Rita Singer, and two PhD students, Anna-Lou Dijkstra and Christina Les.
There are many reasons why Wales has been overlooked in the field of travel writing. Often accounts of travel to Wales are ‘hidden’ in writing about England, and even when travellers and critics have been interested in the Celtic nations, Wales has been neglected in favour of Scotland and Ireland. Building on the existing scholarship concerning English travellers, this project redefined perceptions of Wales by broadening the gaze of travel writing to encompass European travellers and their observations.
The project had the following outcomes: an international conference ‘"Minority" Cultures and Travel’ , September 14-16 2015 at the National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth; a digital database of sources on travellers to Wales; a museum exhibition at Ceredigion Museum, Aberystwyth, Summer 2015, travelling to other locations in Wales, 2015; a special issue on Wales of the academic journal Studies in Travel Writing, Spring 2014; and a co-authored interdisciplinary book, Hidden Texts, Hidden nation: (Re)Discoveries of Wales in the French and German Travel Writing (Liverpool UP, 2020).
The second project, Travellers to Wales, was funded through the AHRC's Follow-on funding for Impact and Engagement call. This saw the creation of a website for modern-day tourists to Wales, footsteps.bangor.ac.uk, making use of the wealth of material discovered during the main ETW project. It was a collaboration between Bangor (Tully, Singer), CAWCS (Williams), the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historic Monuments of Wales and Visit Wales. The website was launched by the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport in May 2018.
Cyfleoedd Project Ôl-radd
Cyhoeddiadau
2022
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2020
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2018
- CyhoeddwydJourney to the Past
Tully, C., Singer, R. & Williams, H., 2018
Allbwn ymchwil: Ffurf annhestunol › Safe Gwe / Cyhoeddiad Gwe
2017
- CyhoeddwydTeithwyr Ewropeaidd i Gymru, 1750-2010 // European Travellers to Wales, 1750-2010
Tully, C. & Singer, R., 2017, People's Collection Wales.
Allbwn ymchwil: Cyfraniad arall › Cyfraniad Arall
2015
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2014
- CyhoeddwydEuropean Travellers to Wales
Tully, C., Singer, R., Williams, H. & Jones, K., 2014
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2013
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2012
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2011
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2010
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2009
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2008
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2007
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2006
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2005
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2004
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2003
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2002
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2001
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2000
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1999
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1997
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Gweithgareddau
2018
- Annual Conference of the Association for German Studies in Great Britain and Ireland (AGS)
Delivered a paper on the European Travellers to Wales project as part of a panel on Wales and Germany with Chistina Les (Bangor) and Mererid Puw Davies (UCL)
Brought further attention to the project from across the Germanist community.
2018
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr) - Digital Pasts 2018
Engagement with Heritage sector professionals 7 February 2018: Digital Past 2018 Conference in Aberystwyth. Live demonstration of the website, display panels, and discussion with delegates on stand over two days and Keynote lecture carried out jointly by Bangor University, RCAHMW & CAWCS.
2018
Cysylltau:
Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu â'r cyhoedd a gwaith maes - Gŵyl/Arddangosfa (Cyfrannwr)
2016
- Wales and Scotland in European Travel Writing
‘The Reception of Thomas Pennant in the German-speaking Lands: Facts, Fictions and the Celtic Nations’, Wales and Scotland in European Travel Writing, 16 March 2016
Enabled broader recognition of the project and collaboration with the AHRC-funded 'Curious Travellers' project.
16 Maw 2016
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr) - Great Expectations: Or where do you think you're going? Travel and minority in the nineteenth century. School of Modern Languages and Cultures Research Forum, Bangor University
2 Maw 2016
Gweithgaredd: Cyflwyniad llafar (Siaradwr) - EuroVisions: Wales through the eyes of European visitors
EuroVisions: Wales through the eyes of European visitors
2016
Rita Singer, 'EuroVisions: Wales through they eyes of European visitors, 1750-2015', Dehongli cymru/ Interpret Wales: The newsletter for people working in interpretation in Wales, 22 (2016), pp.14-15 Article in Welsh and English, parallel text, reviewing the project's exhibition. It promotes the virtual exhibition and the free interactive educational resources that can be downloaded to support learning at the exhibition.
2016
Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu â'r cyhoedd a gwaith maes - Erthygl neu gyfranogiad yn y cyfryngau (Cyfrannwr) - Hidden between England and Ireland: the nineteenth-century German discovery of Wales.
2016
Gweithgaredd: Sgwrs wadd (Siaradwr) - Wales and Scotland in European Travel Writing
Collaborative conference - European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010 and Curious Travellers.
Joint conference on 'Wales and Scotland in European Travel Writing', Aberystwyth, 16 April 2016.
Enabled a better understanding of two cognate AHRC projects and engaged with a public audience.
2016
Cysylltau:
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr)
2015
- Borders and Crossings/Seuils et traverses. 12th Interdisciplinary Conference on Travel Writing. Queen's University Belfast
Keynote.
“Great Expectations: Or, where do you think you’re going?”
2015
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr) - Caerwys Historical Society
“European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010.”
Caerwys Historical Society. This talk explored the early German travellers to Wales and gave an overview of the project. It was well-recieved and a 30 minute q and a session followed.
Historical society talk: Carol Tully, “European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010.”
A talk or presentation or debate
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2015
Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu â'r cyhoedd a gwaith maes - Darlith/trafodaeth/seminar gyhoeddus (Cyfrannwr) - European Travellers to Wales - Historical Views of a Celtic Nation'
Invited speaker
2015
Gweithgaredd: Sgwrs wadd (Siaradwr) - ‘Minority’ Cultures and Travel, Aberystwyth, 2015
European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010 Project conference
“’Minority Cultures and Travel.” National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth. 14-16 Sep. 2015.
2015
Cysylltau:
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr)
2014
- Ebook for EuroVisions exhibition
Ebook on refugees for schools
Educational resource: Refugees to Wales: European Travellers Activities E-Book. Hwb. n.d. Web. http://hwb.wales.gov.uk/Resources/resource/95514ab a-1550-4128-b5ad-f770739601c2/en In collaboration with the National Library of Wale
For use by pupils in KS2 and KS3, supporting the Welsh curriculum.The ebook is based on research by the project team and presents selected items from the EuroVisions exhibition. The educational material engages school children in discussions and creative activities in relation to refugees who have come to Wales from continental Europe since the late eighteenth century. It was created in collaboration with the National Library of Wales Education Unit, who provided expert guidance on the Welsh curriculum as well undertaking specialist technical work.
2014
Cysylltau:
Gweithgaredd: Mathau o waith ymgysylltu â'r cyhoedd a gwaith maes - Ymgysylltu ag ysgolion (Cyfrannwr) - Presentation on the European Travellers to Wales project plus a paper on Julius Rodenberg's Ein Herbst in Wales (1858).
2014
Gweithgaredd: Sgwrs wadd (Siaradwr)
2013
- 12th Borders and Crossings International Multidisciplinary Conference on Travel Writing, Liverpool Hope University, 22-24 July 2013.
'Julius Rodenberg's Ein Herbst in Wales (1858): the Romantic recreation of a forgotten nation',
Part of invited panel at major travel writing conference
2013
Gweithgaredd: Cymryd rhan mewn cynhadledd (Siaradwr)
Projectau
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01/06/2017 – 01/08/2019 (Wedi gorffen)
Disgrifiad
'European Travellers to Wales 1750-2010' is a three-year AHRC-funded project that began in 2013, and is a collaboration between Professor Carol Tully of Bangor University, Dr Kathryn Jones from Swansea University and Dr Heather Williams from the University of Wales Centre for Advanced Welsh and Celtic Studies (CAWCS). It is led by Bangor University.
The project has uncovered a vast number of travel accounts to Wales in this period, the majority of which are written in French or German. Many of the accounts that are listed in the database were ‘hidden’ in writing about tours in England. ‘European Travellers’ investigated an array of sources including travelogues, guidebooks, diaries, letters and blogs, in both manuscript and printed form. The researchers discovered a broad variety of reasons for European travellers to have come to Wales: from those seeking a romantic idyll, to industrial spies in the Victorian era and refugees from Nazi Germany. This helps us understand Wales better: stories of refugees and exiles have emerged, and a store of detailed descriptions of Welsh landscapes, buildings and ruins has emerged. These are completely new resources for studying Wales, and broaden travel writing to encompass more than English-language portrayals of Wales.
Cysylltau:
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European Travellers to Wales: 1750-2010
01/06/2013 – 30/09/2020 (Wedi gorffen)
Disgrifiad
Why do people travel to foreign countries? What places do they visit? How do travellers arrive at their destination? What do they tell people at home about their adventures on the road? And why do they come to Wales? This exhibition looks at Wales through the eyes of explorers, tourists, refugees, and even spies from continental Europe.
Cysylltau:
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H G Adler And Franz Baermann Steiner
01/07/2008 – 31/01/2010 (Wedi gorffen)
Gwybodaeth Arall
Other Academic Activities
- AHRC Panel member
- AHRC Peer Review College member
- AHRC Strategic Advisor
- AHRC OWRI Advisory Board member
- External examiner (MA, Comparative Literature), Birkbeck College, University of London