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Professur Kultureller und Sozialer Wandel
Professur Kultureller und Sozialer Wandel
Professur Kultureller und Sozialer Wandel 

Dr. Joana Serrado

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Thüringer Weg 9, room 309
Tel.: +49(0)371/531-32702

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2014

Ph.D., Theologie, Christentum und Ideengeschichte, Univ. Groningen, Niederlanden

2005 M.A., Mittelalterliche Philosophie, Universität von Porto, Portugal
2005 Postgraduiertes Diplom in Niederländische Studien, Universität von Coïmbra, Portugal
2001 Lizenziat, Philosophie, Coïmbra, Portugal/ Erasmus Austausch Student bei Humboldt Univ. Berlin

Wintersemester 2020/21

Seminar (DIGITAL):Thoughts for Food: Readings and Practices of Eating

How does the intake of food interact with our own sense of self? Thinking food not only as an object or a medium to an end (to survive), but also as an agent itself, can radically transform theoretical discussion regarding subjectivity, body, and culture.

This seminar explores historically and systematically the role of food, nutrition and their correlated social and biological practice while putting at stake practices of cultivation and consumption, symbolization, appropriation, memory, ritual, nourishment, gender, ethnicity, caste and class.

Students will first engage in theoretical discussions in philosophy, history, anthropology, sociology literature and film and then to contribute with their own empirical and creatively formulated observations on global everyday-life  case studies. 

2014

Faculty of Theology and Religious Studies, University of Groningen: Ancias/Anxiousness of Joana de Jesus (1620–1681): Philosophical and Historical Approaches. Ph.D. thesis. ISBN: 978-90-367-7504-5https://www.rug.nl/research/portal/files/14823820/Complete_dissertation.pdf

2005 Faculdade de Letras da Universidade do Porto: Minnen, Varen, Verwandelen: Amar, Experienciar, Transformar. Três Verbos místicos em Hadewijch de Antuérpia. Tese de mestrado. http://repositorio-aberto.up.pt/handle/10216/53695
  • Geschichte der Philosophie
  • Ideengeschichte
  • Portugiesischer Barock
  • Frauenbewegung im Christentum
2019/2020 Postdoc Stipendiatin Leibniz Institut für Europäische Geschichte, Mainz
2018/19

Tutorin in Religion und Geisteswissenschaften, Department for Continuing Education, Univ. Oxford

2017/2019

Postdoc-Forscherin,  Institut  für Philosophie, Universität Porto

10.-12.2016

Gastdozentin, Margaret Beaufort Theological Institute, Univ. Cambridge

2013/2017

Gordon Milburn Junior Research Fellow, Fakultät Theologie und Religion/ Lady Margaret Hall, University Oxford, UK

2012/2013

Dozenti für portugiesischsprachige Literatur, Geisteswissenschaften, Uni. Oslo

02.-07.2010

Fulbright-Stipendiatin, Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge MA

2007/2011 F.C.T. Fellow, Theologie und Religionswissenschaften, Universität Groningen, Niederlanden
2006 DAAD-Stipendiatin, Cusanus Institut, Uni. Trier
2005/2006

HUYGENS/NUFFIC- Stipendiatin, Univ. Groningen

2004/2005

FCT-Stipendiatin, Philosophisches Institut, Univ. Coimbra
2002

Lehrkraft von Hausarbeiterinnen, Stickerei Gewerkschaft, EQUAL- E.G-Projekt, Funchal/Portugal

2018

„Philosophy of the Beguines”, Amy Hollywood Session on Philosophy and Portuguese Translation of the Seven Ways of Holy Love, Universität  Porto/Palacete de Balsemão, Câmara Municipal do Porto, Portugal, 5–6 June.

2017 Workshop in Medical Humanities, „Mysticism as Healing”. TORCH/Universität  Oxford. http://www.torch.ox.ac.uk/mysticism-healing. 26 January.
2015 Interdisciplinary Seminar for the Study of Religion, „Religion and Words”. Fakultät of Theology and Religion, Universität  Oxford, Michaelmas 2015. [4 Veranstaltungen]​
2015

„The True, the Real, and the Critical”. Amy Hollywood, Astor Visiting Professor. T.O.R.C.H. 2 June 2015. [Convenor]

2014-2016 Medieval and Early Modern Mysticism TORCH Network, http://www.torch.ox.ac.uk/memm. [14 Veranstaltungen]

2020

Joana Serrado. „Six Willful Characters in Search of God: Political Identity and Visionary Action in Seventeenth-Century Portugal.” In Visual Culture And Women”s Political Identity In The Early Modern Iberian World, ed. by Jeremy Roe and Jean Andrews, Routledge, p. 11-30.

2018

Beatrice of Nazareth. Sete Maneiras de Amor Sagrado. Bilingual Edition. Transl. by Arie Pos. Introduction by Joana Serrado and Maria Pinho. pp.9-29. Imago Mundi- Filosofia Medieval em Texto e Tradução. Porto: Afrontamento. 2018. ISBN:978-972-36-1655-2.

2017

Joana Serrado. „Playing Cards with Christ: Mariana da Purificação”. Early Modern Women: An Interdisciplinary Journal 12.1, pp. 144–151.

2017

Joana Serrado. Ânsia: um conceito místico para a filosofia da saudade. V Colóquio Luso-Galaico da Filosofia da Saudade. Vigo/Viana do Castelo/ Porto/ Lisboa. Ed. by Renato Epifânio et ali. Lisboa: Zéfiro. ISBN978-989-677-156-0 2017. ISBN 978-972-640-156-8.

2015

Joana Serrado „Joana de Jesus (1617–1681): ânsias amorosas e leituras bíblicas”. In A Voz e os Silêncios. Religião e Textualidades Femininas, ed. by Maria Filomena Andrade, João Luís Fontes and Tiago Pires Marques, pp. 49–62. Lisboa, Centro de Estudos de História Religiosa. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.14/17991. ISBN 978-972-8361-61-7.

2014

Joana Serrado „The Recollections of the Soul in Joana de Jesus: Medieval and Baroque Traditions”. Mediaevalia: Textos e Estudos 33. 179-198.  http://ifilosofia.up.pt/journals/memp-issues“nn“