The third and last session of the IEM 2019 Conference Cycle takes place on 4 December, a regular initiative that invites internationally renowned specialists to constitute privileged moments of contact, […]
This project consists of carrying out a diachronic analysis of the rural territory of the municipality of Castelo de Vide with a view to creating a New Archaeological Charter. It […]
Professors: António Rei (IEM-NOVA FCSH research) and Marta Pérez Castro (Universidad de Sevilla and IEM-NOVA FCSH collaborateur) More information: NOVA FCSH
The first manifestations of literary production in Portuguese correspond to texts in verse, generally composed by educated poets - troubadours - who lived in various royal and lordly courts of […]
Writing, within its communicative function, also constitutes a visual index of artistic styles, and since art is a determining part of culture that shapes both physical and immaterial heritage, through […]
Coord.: José Augusto Sottomayor-Pizarro (FLUP-CEPESE) and Miguel Aguiar (CEPESE) Co-org.: Seminário Medieval de Literatura, Pensamento e Sociedade do Instituto de Filosofia da UP, CEPESE, IEM NOVA-FCSH.
The Second MedCrafts project is taking place on February 6th at Almada Negreiros College (Room 306). The event is restricted to the project's research team.
The 8th century introduction, via the Middle East, of new foods into the diet of the Islamic West (the al-Andalus and the Maghrib) represents an important point of passage, which […]
Open class with the participation of Professor Juan Antonio Quirós Castillo.
In 1888, the heiress of the House of Castelo Melhor married the 3rd Viscount of Várzea. In 1901, both assumed the title of Marquises of Castelo Melhor - she by […]
The meeting of the External Scientific Committee for Monitoring the Institute for Medieval Studies (IEM) will take place on February 21st at the Campus de Campolide, Colégio Almada Negreiros, room […]
The aim of this conference is to identify and list the Muslim mystics (Sufis) known to be present in Ġarb al-Andalus between the tenth and thirteenth centuries, detailing their social […]