Humanities Special Issue - Deadline june, 30

Está aberta a call for papers para um número especial da revista Humanities (ISSN 2076-0787), dedicado ao tema: "Peoples, Nature and Environments: Shaping Landscapes". A call está aberta em permanência até dia 30 de Junho e os artigos submetidos, à medida que foram revistos e aceites, são imediatamente publicados.
 
 
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The call for papers for the special issue of Humanities (ISSN 2076-0787) about "Peoples, Nature and Environments: Shaping Landscapes". Please keep in mind that the call is open until June 30, but all reviewed and accepted papers are published in so far as they are submitted.
 
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Call for contributions: COVID19 and Environmental History - collection of essays

Over the past months, many scholars have been reflecting on the present ‘coronavirus-crisis’. The Journal for the History of Environment and Society, a fully open-access international peer-reviewed journal is searching for essays for a special issue on COVID-19 from the perspective of environmental history. We are aiming for a broad collection of shorter essays, starting from opinions, commentaries and blogs many historians and other scholars have written over the past months on pandemics in the past, and on what COVID-19 and past pandemics learn us about the relationship between society and nature….
 
With the JHES we are aiming to make a compilation of (excellent) historical essays on COVID-19 from the perspective of environmental history, starting from blogs, opinions, arguments which have already been written, turning them into 2000-4000 word essays. Of course other and new pieces are welcome as well (in English, French or German).
 
We aim for rapid publication, mainly targeting pieces which have already been written for a broader audience, and might be consolidated and upgraded into a 2000-4000 word essay, to be published in the peer-reviewed and open access  journal in September.
 
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NEW HEADING/NOVA RUBRICA REPORTHA: Naturae theatrum et mundum/ The theatre of nature and the world/ O teatro da natureza e o mundo

This month we begin a new section entitled "Naturae theatrum et mundum/The theatre of nature and the world". In this space, we will disclose short scripts concerning major Environmental History topics. These texts, under the form of reflections, comments on books/films/music/photos, fieldwork reports, projects’ presentations / academic works, among others, should encourage idea and experience sharing and reinforce collaboration between all members of REPORT(H)A. With this new section we hope to illustrate the growing dimension and thematic extent that defines Environmental History today.

Este mês damos início a uma nova rubrica a que chamámos "Naturae theatrum et mundum/O teatro da natureza e o mundo". Neste espaço, divulgaremos pequenos textos sobre grandes temas relacionados com a História Ambiental. Sob a forma de reflexões, comentários a livros/filmes/músicas/fotografias, relatos de trabalho de campo, apresentação de projetos/trabalhos académicos, entre outros, estes textos deverão estimular a partilha de ideias e experiências, reforçando a colaboração entre todos os membros da REPORT(H)A. Com esta nova rubrica esperamos ainda ilustrar a crescente dimensão e a enorme riqueza temática que hoje define a História Ambiental.

This month/Este mês: ACACIAS IN A BOTANICAL THEATRE: LINKING THE OLD AND NEW WORLDS/ ACÁCIAS NUM TEATRO BOTÂNICO SEISCENTISTA, ENTRE O VELHO E O NOVO MUNDO (by Manuel Miranda) pdf.EN pdf.PT

Manuel Miranda Fernandes (CEGOT / FLUP) https://www.researchgate.net/publication/328772341_Acacias_errantes_acacias_infestantes_notas_sobre_a_ascensao_e_queda_de_uma_utopia_florida

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História de uma quarentena – a História (não) se repete / Story of a quarantine - how history (does not) repeats itself

“No Lazareto de Lisboa” – 1881

Tendo em mente a situação de confinamento em que nos temos encontrado, procuramos testemunhos de como outrora se viveram momentos semelhantes. Lembramos aqui a obra “No Lazareto de Lisboa”, uma publicação humorística e satírica da autoria de Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro a propósito da sua permanência no Lazareto, onde foi obrigado a cumprir quarentena devido ao perigo de propagação da febre-amarela, quando do seu regresso do Brasil, em 1879. Publicada em 1881, com textos e ilustrações de sua autoria, a obra “No Lazareto de Lisboa” relata em magistrais caricaturas as peripécias da sua estadia no Brasil e as saudosas recordações de Lisboa. A obra integral está disponível para consulta em:

http://hemerotecadigital.cm-lisboa.pt/RaridadesBibliograficas/NoLazaretodeLisboa/NoLazaretodeLisboa_master/NoLazaretodeLisboa.pdf

Considering the lockdown condition in which we are presently living, we looked for references on how people coped with these situations in the past. We present here, the humorous and satirical reportage from the renowned Portuguese artist Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro, written during his stay on Lisbon lazaret (hospital for contagious illness), in a mandatory quarantine to avoid the spread of the yellow-fever, after his return from Brazil (1879). Published in 1881, “No Lazareto de Lisboa” (“The Lazaretto of Lisbon”) shows illustrations and caricatures and includes personal thoughts and anecdotes to depict the author’s adventures in Brazil and his quarantine in the lazaretto. The full book is available on:

http://hemerotecadigital.cm-lisboa.pt/RaridadesBibliograficas/NoLazaretodeLisboa/NoLazaretodeLisboa_master/NoLazaretodeLisboa.pdf

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NEW HEADING/NOVA RUBRICA REPORTHA: Portuguese Parks to the world/Parques Portugueses no Mundo

This month we start a new heading. We highlight some of the main Portuguese natural parks, valuing their contribution to the environmental heritage outreach.
 
This month – Serralves Park (Porto/Portugal)
 
A park and a museum – In 1991 award-winning architect Álvaro Siza Vieira was commissioned to design the new museum in the grounds of the Serralves Villa, Porto (Portugal) an unique example of Art Deco architecture, built in the 1930s.  Serralves Park spans 18 hectares and is constituted by a wide variety of magnificent, harmoniously interconnected spaces: formal gardens, woodlands, and a traditional farm. Designed by the architect Jacques Greber in the 1930s, it constitutes a singular reference within Portugal’s landscape heritage. See SERRALVES ON LINE EXPERIENCE – PARK 
 
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Este mês damos início a uma nova rubrica. Neste espaço, destacamos alguns dos principais parques naturais portugueses, valorizando o seu contributo para a divulgação do património ambiental.
 
Este mês - Parque de Serralves (Porto/Portugal)
 
Um parque e um museu - Em 1991, o premiado arquiteto Álvaro Siza Vieira foi convidado a projetar o novo museu nos espaços da Quinta de Serralves, Porto (Portugal), um exemplo único da arquitetura Art Deco, construído na década de 1930. O Parque de Serralves tem 18 hectares e é composto por uma grande diversidade de magníficos espaços harmoniosamente interligados: jardins formais, matas e uma quinta tradicional. Projetado pelo arquiteto Jacques Gréber nos anos 30 do século XX, é uma referência singular no património da paisagem em Portugal. Mais informação em https://www.serralves.pt/pt/parque/flora-do-parque/.
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PostDoctoral Fellowship in Reunion Island (France) about Sustainable Islands and Creole Ecologies (Environmental History) with CAMPUS FRANCE

Campus France funds post-doctoral research from the following countries: Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, Chile, China, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Russia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Kingdom, United States. 

As part of our project about Sustainable Islands, Creole Ecologies: an Environmental History of Biodiversity, Health and Nutrition in Tropical Island Societies (late 19th to late 20th century), here attached, we could apply for a postdoc.

For this purpose, it would be convenient that the postdoc be interested in tropical environmental history issues. We are open to any topic in environmental history and geography, although we would prioritize topics related to biodiversity conservation, food and health.

Requirements for the PhD: be a foreigner, with a thesis from the last five years and have not been resident in France since September, 1st 2019. 

Please pass this on to candidates interested in studying any related subject and who understand and talk French (B1-C2) and are fluent in English (C1-C2). Spanish or Portuguese are complementary.

The application opens in May and ends on 5 July.

This is the call in FRENCH:

https://www.campusfrance.org/fr/financement-de-contrats-pour-les-post-doctorants-0?fbclid=IwAR3BlQtZMKeQAdkW_bDsB4ezAmmMTlUhGcJdKhPgQ2ZPuNH0saWQqFsmVB8

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