Five sessions of the “CITCEM 18/19 Research Workshops” are available on our YouTube channel. Organized by researchers Carla Sequeira and Joana Sequeira, the ICOs are a regular space for the dissemination and discussion of individual or collective research projects, from the researchers and collaborators of the research center.

 

Session 10 – Oral tradition and its contribution to the study of archaeological remains

 

Session proposer: Alexandra Vieira (Territories and Landscapes)

 

• Archaeological remains, legends and superstitions | Alexandra Vieira

• Oral Tradition as a methodology for studying the archeology of the landscape | Álvaro Campelo

• Treasures and charms and symbolic topographies: anthropology as a methodological approach | Beatriz Comendador Rey

 

 

SESSION 11 – Catholic Migrations in Europe XVI-XVII centuries: destination of men, destination of goods

 

Session proposer: Maria Luísa Jacquinet (Sociabilities and Religious Practices)

 

• Seventeenth century religious inheritance: the Lynches of Galway and Lisbon | UltanLally

• Chronicles of the Catholic Exile (16th-17th centuries) and the representation of a Europe in conflict: a case study | Maria Luísa Jacquinet

• Signs of Irish, English, Flemish and German Catholics in Lisbon, from the Protestant Reformation to the Peace with Castile (1517-1668) | Rui Mesquita Mendes presented by Maria Luísa Jacquinet

 

SESSION 14 – The Portuguese socialist movement: from its origins to the end of the First Republic

Session proponent: João Pedro de Castro Félix / Gaspar Martins Pereira (Transition Values)

 

• The Origins of the Socialist Movement in Porto | Maria João Castro

• Workers’ Protest and Socialism in Portugal (1882-1894)| João Daniel Dias Rodrigues

• Carlos Rates and Manuel Ribeiro: the trajectories of the founders of the Portuguese Maximalist Federation and the Portuguese Communist Party | André Costa Pina

 

 

SESSION 18 – A Frenchman in Portugal: bishop Hugo of Porto and the transformations of the peninsular northwest in the 12th century (1112-1136)

 

Session proponent: Francesco Renzi and Maria João Oliveira e Silva (Sociabilities and religious practices)

 

• The Papacy of the early 12th century: criticism and overcoming of the concept of “Gregorian Reformation” | Francesco Renzi

• The birth of a chancery: the role of Bishop Hugo in the Diocese of Oporto | Maria João Oliveira e Silva

• The Ecclesiastical Geography of Northern Portugal, (11th-12th centuries) | Luís Carlos Amaral

• Porto vs. Coimbra: The struggle of Bishop Hugo of Porto for the borders of his diocese | Andrea Mariani

 

SESSION 19 – Censorship and Freedom of Expression

 

Session proposer: Rui Estrada (Local and Global Representations)

• The hygienization of speech and the end of privacy | Rui Estrada
• Some strategies of resistance in the face of the inevitable | Maria Luísa Malato