
Entre Outubro e Abril
Jan 15, 2019 | Books, Publications

Entre Outubro e Abril: estudos sobre trabalho, revoluções e movimentos sociais no século XX [Between October and April: Studies about labour, revolutions, and social movements in the 20th century]
- Jorge Fontes, António Simões do Paço, João Carlos Louçã & Miguel Pérez (Coords.)
- 2019
- Vila Nova de Famalicão: Edições Húmus
- ISBN: 978-989-755-379-0
- Language: Portuguese
Entre Outubro e Abril. Estudos sobre trabalho, revoluções e movimentos sociais no século XX reúne textos cujo denominador comum são duas revoluções, a russa de 1917 e a portuguesa de 1974 e os grandes debates e reflexões que suscitaram entre historiadores.
Inclui textos de Marcelo Badaró Mattos, Raquel Varela, João Carlos Louçã, Demian Bezerra de Melo e Marcio Lauria Monteiro, Felipe Demier, Jorge Fontes, Miguel Ángel Pérez Suárez, Luísa Barbosa Pereira e António Simões do Paço.
O volume é aberto por um texto do nosso colega William A. Pelz, brilhante historiador norte-americano falecido prematuramente aos 66 anos em 10 de dezembro de 2017, cuja figura e obra assim pretendemos homenagear.
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Conference of the International Society for Luso-Hispanic Humour Studies that underlines the importance of humour as an intellectual and cultural tool capable of restoring complexity to the human experience. [NEW
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Conference of the International Society for Luso-Hispanic Humour Studies that underlines the importance of humour as an intellectual and cultural tool capable of restoring complexity to the human experience. [NEW DATES]
Laughter Strikes Back. Humour in a World Turned Upside Down
XXII Conference of the International Society for Luso-Hispanic Humour Studies (ISLHHS)
Following the conferences of Paris in 2022, with the question Humor in crisis?, and Lille in 2024, under the provocation The end of humour?, the XXII Conference of the ISLHHS proposes a significant inflection in the thematic path of recent years. The 2026 edition aims to assert that humour has not only resisted the multiple crises that have marked contemporary times, but remains active, relevant and in constant renewal. Under the title Laughter Strikes Back. Humour in a World Turned Upside Down, the conference assumes that laughter continues to represent a decisive resource for lucidity and criticism in contexts of instability and disorder. This proposal is configured as an ironic and reflective pause, an attempt to catch one’s breath and reaffirm the vitality of
humor as a form of resistance. Laughter, in this context, is equivalent to a gesture of symbolic resilience in face of the seriousness of the events that are currently taking place.
The event’s program will include contributions from researchers from the most diverse areas of knowledge, such as History, Literature, Linguistics, Graphic Arts, Law, Sociology, Psychology, Education, Anthropology, Philosophy or Communication, with the aim of examining the multiple languages and supports in which humour manifests itself and operates as a force for destabilising hegemonic discourses, challenging fanaticism and reactivating critical thinking. In a global scenario often described as chaotic and fragmented, humour remains an active form of reading and intervention. Considering this, the XXII Conference underlines the importance of humour as an intellectual and cultural tool capable of restoring complexity to the human experience.
Writer and researcher Rui Zink will be a keynote speaker.
The 2026 ISLHHS Conference will be held in the Almada Negreiros College (CAN) of the NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, in the centre of Lisbon. The conference will take place over three days (Wednesday, 3 June through Friday, 5 June). The following day, Saturday, 6 June, will be dedicated to a social program to be announced. The conference will include an opening reception, coffee breaks, the conference dinner and comedy night.
Attendance of the conference (live or online) is open to members of the ISLHHS.
At the end of the conference will be announced the mode of publication of a selection of papers presented (selected according to the process of evaluation of double blind peer review)
Contact:
If you need more information on the conference, please send an email to xxiicongressohumor@gmail.com
Organising Committee
João Pedro Ferreira, CHAM, vice-president ISLHHS
Paulo Jorge Fernandes, IHC — NOVA FCSH / IN2PAST
Thaís Leão Vieira, UFMT
Dorothée Chouitem, Sorbonne Université
Tempo
1 (Segunda-feira) 9:00 am - 3 (Quarta-feira) 8:00 pm
Organizador
Institute of Contemporary History — NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, CHAM — NOVA School of Social Sciences and Humanities, and ISLHHS
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