The videos of the 21st, 22nd and 23rd OIC 2020\/21 Sessions are already available on CITCEM’s YouTube channel:<\/p>\n
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21st Session: <\/strong>“Ecclesia Semper Reformanda<\/em>. Thinking and rethinking the reform(s) of the Church”.<\/a>proposed by Researchers Nuno de Pinho Falc\u00e3o and Pedro Vilas Boas Tavares (Sociabilities and religious practices)<\/p>\n SPEAKERS AND THEIR PAPER TITLES<\/strong><\/p>\n Jos\u00e9 Adriano de Freitas Carvalho – Pedro Vilas Boas Tavares – Nuno de Pinho Falc\u00e3o – <\/strong><\/p>\n Session 22 <\/strong>: “Atlantic Connections: commercial relations and cultural exchanges in the 18th and 19th centuries”,<\/a> proposed by Researcher Pedro Almeida Leit\u00e3o (Transaction Values\/Values in Transition)<\/p>\n SPEAKERS AND THEIR PAPER TITLES<\/strong><\/p>\n St\u00e9fani Hollmann – Eliza Brito Santos – Pedro Almeida Leit\u00e3o – The quality of wine in the relations between the Douro, Porto and London. The case of Cockburn’s in the 19th century<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n 23rd Session:<\/strong> “Raul Brand\u00e3o no limiar da indecibilidade – Interfaces”,<\/a> proposed by the Researcher Maria Ot\u00edlia Pereira Lage (Transition Values\/ Values in Transition)<\/p>\n SPEAKERS AND THEIR PAPER TITLES<\/strong><\/p>\n Pedro Eiras – “<\/a> M. Ot\u00edlia P. Lage – Antero Ferreira and Salom\u00e9 Duarte – The documentary collection of Raul Brand\u00e3o<\/em>. Story of a rescue<\/em><\/a><\/p>\n Milena Carla Lima de Carvalho and Susana Alexandra Costa Martins –
\n Revisiting the “Hopes and Limits” of Church Reform in Portugal<\/em>
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\n The L\u00f3ios and the question of Church reform<\/em>
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\n Ladner’s Idea of reform and the Ladnerian school: deepening the notion of a Church always in reform?<\/em>
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\n Portuguese presence in R\u00edo de la Plata – slave traders in Colonia del Sacramento in the middle of the 18th century<\/em>
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\n The role of the English in the modernization process of 19th century Recife<\/em>
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\n H\u00famus” and time outside the gonzos: between Raul Brand\u00e3o and Lu\u00eds Mour\u00e3o<\/a>
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\n Raul Brand\u00e3o’s “Memoirs”: polyphonic work and historical worldview<\/em>
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\n Raul Brand\u00e3o at RCAAP- bibliometric analysis and resonances of “Os Pescadores” in the project A Rota do Pescador (Vila do Conde)<\/em>
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