Day 1 – Thursday (26.03.2015)
13:15 –
14:15
14:15 14:30
14:30 –
15:30
16:00 –
17:30
Registration in the foyer (Edifício da Biblioteca da UTAD/ Library building of UTAD)
Auditório
Opening session
Plenary session
Chair Isabel Ermida
Matthew Campbell
Helicopters, sonograms and interference: the nature of surveillance in contemporary British and Irish poetry
Coffee break
Auditório
Sala Exposições
Sala CEL
Chair Teresa Alves
Chair Ana Rocha
Roundtable
Ana Raquel Fernandes
Tradition Retold
Claúdia Coimbra
“Never such innocence again”:
The War Poets and the
Reconfiguration of the Literary
Canon
18:00 -
Elisabete Mendes Silva
Enlightenment versus CounterEnlightenment: Isaiah Berlin’s
account on the sciences and the
humanities
Ana Cristina Mendes
Salman Rushdie across the fourth
wall
Ways of reading, ways of
knowing: On Narrative Medicine
and its practice/s
Cecilia Beecher Martins
Teresa Casal
Isabel Fernandes
Zuzanna Sanches
Rui Rato
“Probable Developments of Moral Carol Guesse
Ideas as Civilization Progresses”:
Post-Humanities: the Future of
An Ethical Reading of H. G.
Mankind as the Latest Academic
Wells’s The War of the Worlds
Obsession
General Assembly APEAA board members
Day 2 – Friday (27.03.2015)
09:00 –
10:30
Auditório
Chair Ana Mendes
Sala Exposições
Chair Fátima Vieira
Sala CEL
Project panel – CEAUL
Ana Gomes Rocha
Mapping the Body, Exploring
Exile. Diaspora and Migrant
Bodies in Measures of Distance by
Mona Hatoum.
Miguel Ramalhete Gomes
Carbon-dated: Historical
difference in Troilus and Cressida
and Pericles
Teresa Malafaia
Digital Humanities, Libraries,
Schools, Social Commitment
Maria José Pires
Turismos Inter-literários/culturais
em Inglês e Português
Alexandra Assis Rosa
Intercultural Literature in Portugal,
1930-2000: A Critical
Bibliography
Margarida Vale de Gato / Rita
Queiróz de Barros
PEnPAL in Translation
Zuzanna Sanches
Contar um Conto / Storytelling
(CC/ST)
Edgardo M. Silva / Teresa
Botelho
Anachronism and Alternate
History
Cláudia Ferreira
O círculo (im)perfeito das
representações da identidade
(pessoal e nacional): a redenção ou
a "tragédia poética" em
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Rogério Puga
Poetizar Paula Rego, ou o
Caminho Inverso de Owen
Lowery em Rego Retold: Poems in
Response to Works by Paula Rego
(2015)
Rogério Bianchi de Araújo
As Ciências Sociais em defesa de
uma epistemologia utópica na
Universidade
José Eduardo Reis
Digressões comparatistas no Curso
de Literatura Inglesa de Jorge
Luis Borges
Coffee break
10:30 –
12:00
Auditório
Chair Teresa Botelho
Richard Zimler
The importance of storytelling
14:00 –
15:30
Auditório
Chair Isabel Botto
Ludumila Aragão
Miserável Mundo Novo, ou uma
Utopia às Avessas
Ana Isabel Costa
“This aspect of mine” – Bodily
Alienation and Death in Aldous
Huxley’s Brave New World
Mark Wakefield
Dystopian vibrations in Irish
Society: The Case of McGahern’s
The Leavetakin
Paula Rama da Silva
The Public and the Private in
Hogarth’s Art
16:00 –
17:30
Auditório
Roundtable
Utopia e Poder
Fátima Vieira
Isabel Donas Botto
José Eduardo Reis
Maria Teresa Castilho
Teresa Botelho
LUNCH
Sala Exposições
Chair Miguel Ramalhete
Daniela Côrtes Maduro
Shapeshifting texts: no encalço da
narrativa em obras de ficção
digital
Paulo Sousa
Uma apologia da violência?
Reflexões sobre espaços de
heterotopia, violência e utopia em
Fight Club de Chuck Palahniuk
Sala CEL
Roundtable
O Conceito do Novo nos EUA
Teresa Alves
Teresa Cid
Edgardo Medeiros
Isabel Alves
João Fernando de Castro
Gonçalves dos Santos
“Wand of Elder, never prosper”:
Imagination and reality in Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows
Coffee break
Sala Exposições
Chair Amélia Carvalho
Sala CEL
Chair Teresa da Silva
Alexandra Rosa
Tracking the Hegemony of
English in Portugal
Susana Valdez
A conceção de significado em
textos multimodais: um estudo de
caso de tiras de banda desenhada
Başak Ağın Dönmez, Fatma
Aykanat, Zümre Gizem Yılmaz
(panel)
Re-presenting the Body as the
Posthuman: Technologically
Reshaped Sexualities in Literary
and Visual Media
Isabel Oliveira Martins;
Margarida Vale de Gato;
Susana Valdez
PEnPal – A Multidisciplinary and
Collaborative Project
(poster)
Ana Raquel Fernandes
The Reception of British and Irish
Short Fiction in Portugal and
Portuguese Short Fiction in the
United Kingdom and Ireland
(1980-2010)
(poster)
18:00-
Auditório
Plenary Session
Chair: José Eduardo Reis
Vincent Geoghegan
Althusser Machiavelli and the “theoretical utopia”
CONFERENCE DINNER
Day 3 – Saturday (28.03.2015)
09:00 –
10:30
Auditório
Chair Alexandra Assis Rosa
Sala Exposições
Chair Teresa Casal
Rita Queiroz de Barros
Fernanda Luísa Feneja
On the potentialities of the OED online:
Decomposing the Anglocentrism of The Oxford
English Dictionary’s first edition
Nicolas Hurst
“Take it as read. What reading was, is and should be
in the ELT classroom”
Autobiography as a social weapon: Maya Angelou’s
«Names» and human rights
Filipa Basílio Valente da Silva
A Clockwork Orange and Funny Games:
Representing violence to question violence
Teresa da Silva
Extensive Reading in Higher Education: (re)shaping
the “imaginary” lifelong project
10:30 –
12:00
Auditório
Chair Anthony Sis
Elsa Simões Lucas Freitas; Sandra Gonçalves
Tuna
The discourse of international perfume advertising:
forms of representing and reading body image
Coffee break
Sala Exposições
Chair Rogério Puga
Mary Fowke
The Transformation of the Everyday into Art
Edgardo Medeiros da Silva
U.S. Empire-Building and the Independence of Cuba
Gabriela-Alexandra Banica
The Transformative Power of the Arts in Don
DeLillo’s Terrorist Novels
Andriesa van der Klis
A Double Vision of the Future:
Moving Beyond
Multiculturalism in Zadie Smith’s White Teeth
Joana Caetano
Memories are Forever
Transhumanism and Cultural Memory in V for
Vendetta, Oblivion and The Giver
Maria Filomena Louro
Irish Studies and the re-shaping of academic
scholarship: analysis of two academic bibliographies
and their developments
12:00 –
13:00
13:00 -
Auditório
Plenary session
Chair. Isabel Alves
Teresa Cid
Go West, ever-young Humanities
Auditório
Closing remarks