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  • Music and dancers: movements, mobility, resistance

    This research seminar series is organized by Kristin Hoefener (CESEM - NOVA University of Lisbon) and Raphaëlle Legrand (IReMus). Hosted by the GeMM and held at the Bibliothèque nationale de France (Salle Colette, 14:00 - 16:00), the series explores the movements, constraints, and forms of agency shaping the lives and practices of women musicians and...

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  • CESEM PhD Students Meeting – Second Edition

    The CESEM Second PhD Students Meeting (February 26-27, 2026) is promoted by the PhD Students Committee of CESEM, a research unit of Faculty of Social Sciences and Humanities, NOVA University Lisbon, and it will be hosted at the University of Évora (CESEM – Évora Section), Casa Cordovil, Room 125. The CESEM PhD Students Meeting aims...

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    Free
  • Lecture “Postscript to Entre Brasis”

    NOVA FCSH Av. Berna

    On March 2, at 6:00 pm, in room B201 at NOVA FCSH (Av. de Berna), the Research Cluster on Thought and Music will host the lecture “Postscript to Entre Brasis”. The event aims to extend the debate initiated during the “Entre Brasis” workshop, held on February 11, building on two presentations: “The Song of Brazilian Thought” by Pedro Duarte (PUC-Rio/CNPq/UCP – FCT...

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    Free
  • Conference of the José Mário Branco Studies and Documentation Centre – Music and Freedom

    NOVA FCSH Av. Berna

    This conference will present various aspects of the activities of the José Mário Branco Studies and Documentation Centre – Music and Freedom (CEDJMB-ML), established in 2021 following the deposit of José Mário Branco’s documentary archive at NOVA FCSH. Operating as a collaborative platform between CESEM, INET-md, and subsequently IHC, the CEDJMB-ML has as its core...

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  • “Essay Crossings”: Reading and Discussion Seminar

    On March 20, at 6:00 p.m., the Reading and Discussion Seminar “Essay Crossings” will begin, running from March to July at Edições do Saguão. In this first session, João Pedro Cachopo will guide a discussion of Jean Starobinski’s “Is It Possible to Define the Essay?”, which will serve as a point of departure for a broader reflection on the...

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    Free