From Memory to Reality
From Memory to Reality: Remembering the Great War in Portugal and Gender Perspectives
- Fátima Mariano & Helena da Silva
- 2018
- L’Homme — Europäische Zeitschrift für Feministische Geschichtswissenschaft
- Volume 29, Número 2
- 51-64 p.
- Idioma: Inglês
- DOI: —
- ISSN: 1016-362X
Artigo incluído no número temático “1914/18 – revisited“, editado por Christa Hämmerle, Ingrid Sharp e Heidrun Zettelbauer.
Studies on the First World War have been met with increasing popularity in Portugal, a phenomenon also occurring in other countries. During the last few years, several commemorative activities took place, ranging from exhibitions to conferences to publications. Despite such unprecedented enthusiasm, these events have been mainly male-focused, apart from a few exceptions. This article aims to identify how current studies within and beyond the academic community take into consideration gender perspectives when remembering the Great War in Portugal. It offers a short overview of commemorative events in Portugal that have included gender narratives and their limitations. What academic books and articles have been published? What exhibitions highlighted women’s participation in the First World War? Have the media been covering war and gender perspectives in particular? Despite a certain interest in the Great War’s centenary, the role of Portuguese women continues to be reduced to second rate. The article will give possible reasons for this scenario and discuss potential future developments.
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Notícias
Marta Pinto Machado em dose dupla em Lisboa: MNAC e CCCV
A exposição “Ceci n’est Pas Francisco” está patente no MNAC e vai-se estender ao CCCV
Ainda há VINCULUM na Madeira
O “Tombo I da Igreja de Machico” vai ser o mote para uma série de eventos culturais
Nuno Silas expõe no MUHNAC
É um dos curadores da exposição “Olhares Críticos no Arquivo Colonial – Sombras e Memórias”
