[Museum] Colóquio Internacional Guerra e Memória (1914-1919)

["Marta Lourenco" <mclourenco@museus.ul.pt>]

Chamo a vossa atenção para a realização do Colóquio Internacional Guerra e 
Memória 1914-1919, organizado pelo Instituto de História Contemporânea da 
UNL, entre os dias 22 e 27 de Junho de 2009.

Programa, Inscrições e Mais Informações em baixo.

Marta Lourenço
Museu de Ciência
Universidade de Lisboa

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Fernanda Rollo" <fernandarollo@netcabo.pt>
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Sent: Thursday, June 18, 2009 8:40 PM
Subject: Colóquio Internacional Guerra e Memória (1914-1919)


> Colóquio Internacional Guerra e Memória (1914-1919) – 22 a 27 de Junho de 
> 2009
>
> Programa e Inscrições em:
>
> http://www.primeirarepublica.org/primeiraguerra/newsletter/newsletter_2.html
>
>
> The, Instituto de História Contemporânea da Universidade Nova de Lisboa, 
> together with the Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares do Século XX - Ceis 
> 20 da Universidade de Coimbra, organizes on 22 to 27 June in the 
> auditorium of the Rectorate of the New University of Lisbon, the symposium 
> From the Trenches to Versailles: War and Memory (1914-1919).
>
> The World War I is one of the most studied and yet most widely 
> misinterpreted conflicts of our time. Many were the lenses who saw and 
> told this global and vivid story. By shifting the centre of attention from 
> the battle field, the way the Great War was lived varied, inevitably, 
> between soldiers, politicians, businessman, women, artists and scientists. 
> The commemoration of the 90th anniversary of the signature of the 
> Versailles Peace Treaty has encouraged the Institute of Contemporary 
> History and the Ceis20 to embark on a series of wider initiatives, within 
> the context of the analysis of the WW1 transformations in Portugal and in 
> the other belligerent countries.

> Along with the more traditional aim of trailing the changes brought by the 
> conflict, namely in its military, diplomatic or political aspects, 
> increasingly scholarly attention as been paid to the war as a factor of 
> modernization and development, and in how it interacted with economics, 
> culture, public health, technology and scientific research. From an 
> historical point of view this approach allows us to study and understand 
> the multiple aspects of a conflict whose repercussions affected the 
> day-to-day life of thousands and thousands of people, making world wide 
> known the "total war"concept.
>
> From the Trenches to Versailles is perhaps one of the first meetings to 
> open the international debate on the War I in terms of it’s hundred 
> anniversary. Indeed, it was taken and disclosed by major research centers 
> and has raised the interest to participate of a very significant number of 
> international experts, receiving proposals for cooperation from 'the four 
> corners of the world'.
>
> Junho de 2009
> Fernanda Rollo (IHC e FCSH)
> Ana Paula Pires (IHC e FCSH)
> João Paulo Avelãs Nunes (Ceis20 e Universidade de Coimbra)
> Site de apoio ao colóquio: 
> http://www.primeirarepublica.org/primeiraguerra/
>
>
> Consultar Programa e  ficha de inscrição em:
>
> http://www.primeirarepublica.org/primeiraguerra/newsletter/newsletter_2.html
>
>
> As inscrições poderão ser enviadas pelo correio dirigidas ao Instituto de 
> História Contemporânea/FCSH - Av. de Berna, 26-C- 1069-061 Lisboa
> Aceitam-se inscrições
>
>
> Curso completo
>
> Por dia
>
> Regime Geral
>
> € 50
>
> €20
>
> Estudantes*
>
> € 20
>
> €10
>
> *Apresentar cópia de documento comprovativo
> ______________________________________
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