Programme
| 10.00 |
INTRODUCTION Get to know the Participants - Round Table Presentation of the Project and the Chair |
| PANEL 1: FREEDOM | |
| 11.00 |
José Lingna Nafafe, U. Bristol, UK. Confraternities of Black Brotherhoods in the Atlantic: Freedom and Interest groups of ‘men,’ ‘women’ and ‘young’ people, 1684-1686 |
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12.00 (14.00 Ankara) |
Sandrine Bèrges, U. Bilkent, Turkey ‘Condorcet’s & ‘Lament’ and Gouges’s ‘Exercise Books´ - Abolitionist Arguments During the French Revolution” |
| PANEL 2: AUTONOMY | |
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14.00 (10.00 R.J) |
Verónica Gomes, UFFluminense, R. Janeiro A mestizo Priest and sodomite burned by the Goa Inquisition: an analysis of the sentence of Bernardo Serrão (1612) |
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15.00 (09.00 AM, Toronto) |
Vanessa Oliveira, Royal Military College of Canada Women and Trade in Colonial Luanda, Angola |
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16.00 (12.00 AM, Santiago) |
Jimena Castro Gody, Universidad Alberto Hurtado (Chile) Transatlantic Responses to Christ Child Cults |
| PANEL 3 - KNOWLEDGE | |
| 10.00 |
Mário Santiago de Carvalho, U-Coimbra Unsolved Issues in Early Modern Portuguese Philosophy |
| 11.00 |
Joana Serrado, TU-Chemnitz Ethics of Care in the Portuguese Baroque |
| 12.00 |
Carme Font Paz, U BArcelona Methodological Approaches to Recovering Early Modern Women’s Writing: The Question of Value |
| PANEL 4 - BODILINESS | |
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14.00 (14:00 Luanda) |
Patrício Batsîkama, Instituto Superior Tocoísta (ISPT), Luada “The Legacy of Dona Beatriz Ñsîmba Vita” |
| 15.00 |
Helena Queirós, CITCEM, Paris/ Porto The Pedagogy of the Body in the Portuguese Baroque |
| 16.00 |
Carla Alferes Pinto, U.N.Lisboa |
| 17.00 | Final Discussion Publication Further Contacts |
