Open Course in Narrative Medicine The Open Course in Narrative Medicine will be offered in a hybrid format so that participants can either attend it online or inhouse at FLUL. […]

Medical Humanities Project Open Lecture: “Along the Yellow Brick Road: Narrating illness and disability experiences in Frank Baum’s The Wizard of Oz” with Sidia Fiorata, University of Verona The Medical […]

ROAM Outreach 3: FINDING A HOME (FOR ART) IN LISBON: AN INTERVIEW WITH CONTEMPORARY VISUAL ARTIST ALEKSEI GRIBEL

Money & Debts on The Merchant of Venice 18 April 14h – 15h30 Room C250 Host: Professor Miguel Ramalhete GomesSpeaker: Professor Priscila Matsunaga (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)School of  Arts and Humanities […]

Receiving the Shock, Giving Form in Virginia Woolf and Clarice Lispector 19 de April 15h30 - 17h  Room B112.D  Speaker: Professor Flavia Trocoli (Federal University of Rio de Janeiro)  Lily Briscoe, […]

Curso livre. Estudos em envelhecimento cultural The objective of the course is to introduce the participants to the field of cultural ageing. We will address the following themes: ageing and […]

ESC#60 – Videographic Montage: The video essay as a discursive tool Videos are an essential tool in academic work, offering a powerful way to communicate research papers, ideas, and arguments. […]

The Medical Humanities Project Lecture “"Compaixão como um valor intrínseco ao cuidar"" presented by Maria João Santos from Escola Superior de Saúde, Atlântica will take place on Thurs 23th May […]

Translation, Memory, and Politics in the Medieval World: The XIII Cardiff Conference on the Theory and Practice of Translation in the Middle Ages | The Medieval Translator The Centre for […]

Desire, Imagination & Dream: Angela Carter in Portugal 27 – 29 June 2024, University of Lisbon This international conference, under the Angela Carter Society, explores the intricate relationships between art, […]