Amelia McConville, PhD

Dr. Amelia McConville received her PhD in poetry and poetics with Neurohumanities at Trinity College in Dublin. After completion of her undergraduate degree in English Literature and Philosophy at Trinity, she commenced interdisciplinary doctoral research on poetry with Neurohumanities, investigating visual poetry and poetics using both literary criticism and experimental psychology. Along with interdisciplinary academic research, she is also interested in contemporary literature, visual culture, film studies, and yoga.

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