Pecuária de corte frente à emissão de gases de efeito estufa e estratégias diretas e indiretas para mitigar a emissão de metano.

Editado por: Mário De Beni Arrigoni, Cyntia Ludovico Martins, Danilo Domingues Millen, Marco Aurélio Factori, André Luis Coneglian Brichi, Alexandre Perdigão

Há um século. Mário Domingues, o anarquista negro que fustigou o colonialismo Português

Este texto é uma resenha crítica à obra da autoria de José Luís Garcia intitulada Mário Domingues – A Afirmação Negra e a Questão Colonial. Textos 1919-1928 (Lisboa: Tinta da China, 2022). Pretende dar aos leitores uma visão crítica deste livro dedicado à vida e aos escritos anticoloniais e antirracistas de Mário Domingues dados à estampa na imprensa portuguesa entre os anos 1919-1928

«The Surrealists», on the centenary of Mário Cesariny and Mário-Henrique Leiria

Procura-se neste artigo equacionar as raízes do surrealismo organizado em Portugal, na segunda metade da década de 40 do século xx, partindo para isso do diálogo entre dois jovens poetas, Mário Cesariny e Alexandre O’Neill, que estão na origem da formação do Grupo Surrealista de Lisboa (1947- 1950). Ensaia-se, ainda, perceber as tensões que estalaram dentro deste grupo, levando à demissão e à saída de Mário Cesariny e de António Domingues no Verão de 1948 e à posterior formação do grupo «Os Surrealistas» (1949-1952), que resultou do encontro com um conjunto de novas personalidades, onde se destacam Cruzeiro Seixas, António Maria Lisboa e Mário-Henrique Leiria, e deu uma renovada consistência à intervenção surrealista em Portugal.This article seeks to examine the roots of the organized surrealism in Portugal, in the second half of the 1940s, starting with the dialogue between two young poets, Mário Cesariny and Alexandre O’Neill, who were in-strumental in the formation of the Surrealist Group of Lisbon (1947-1950). An attempt is made to understand the tensions that erupted within this group, leading to the resignation and departure of Mário Cesariny and António Domingues in the summer of 1948 and the subsequent formation of the group «The Surrealists» (1949-1952). This group emerged from encounters with a new set of personali-ties, including notable figures such as Cruzeiro Seixas, António Maria Lisboa, and Mário-Henrique Leiria, providing a renewed consistency to surrealist intervention in Portugalinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersio

Justiça e Juízes de Foro. Justiça e Juízes de Fora

This study deals with the link between jurisdiction judges, therefore agents of municipal power, and juízes de fora, delegates of royal power. Initially we outline the major signs of the control of local power by sovereigns, essentially translated into the nomination of magistrates and judges for municipalities by the King, and we will seek to characterize these magistrates. Then we discuss the evolution of internal municipal justice and the increase in the number of justice officials. We conclude with the municipalities’ appeals submitted to the Parliament in order to judge the agreements and disagreements of jurisdictional justice and outside justice

Justiça e Juízes de Foro. Justiça e Juízes de Fora

This study deals with the link between jurisdiction judges, therefore agents of municipal power, and juízes de fora, delegates of royal power. Initially we outline the major signs of the control of local power by sovereigns, essentially translated into the nomination of magistrates and judges for municipalities by the King, and we will seek to characterize these magistrates. Then we discuss the evolution of internal municipal justice and the increase in the number of justice officials. We conclude with the municipalities’ appeals submitted to the Parliament in order to judge the agreements and disagreements of jurisdictional justice and outside justice

‘Escapando de la clase tradicional’: the escape rooms methodology within the spanish as foreign language classroom

  The escape games or the so-called escape rooms industry is booming nowadays. Due to the fact that this type of live-action team-based games (Nicholson, 2016) require a great deal of communication and critical thinking, it is quite easy to think of its application in education. This paper aims at discussing how to use escape room concepts for educational purposes and, more specifically, in Spanish as Foreign Language (SFL) classroom. Moreover, it is also our aim to present a case study in which students were invited to both create and participate in an escape room. Therefore, we will be focusing on escape room design applied to the teaching of the SFL setting, taking into consideration game narratives, puzzle types and rooms organization aspects. By following an ethnographic methodological approach, a case study was undertaken in which the following data-collection tools were used: a) questionnaires to figure out students’ perceptions on escape rooms and on the influence of escape room methodologies onto the development of skills; b) field notes, pictures and videos collected during the application of the escape room activities. The main results show that students considered both escape rooms catered for the development of 21st-century skills. Keywords: escape room methodology; gamification; Spanish as a foreign languag

Science of Religions Study Centre - Activities Report (1998-2002)

Science of Religions Study Centre - Activities Report (1998-2002

Ecclesiastical Support to the Master of Avis: An Analysis from the Aclamation Act of 1385

The death of king Fernando of Portugal in October 1383 without male heirs opened a succesion crisis. Despite the studies that have been made concerning the composition of the factions that supported the various pretenders to the throne, in special about the participation of town elites and nobility, there are still few contributions on the participation of the clergy in the conflict. This is a matter of great importance, given the religious character of the royal power in the legitimation of kings and dynasties, in particular in a period marked by the Schism of the Catholic Church. Therefore, starting from the list of signatories and witnesses of the acclamation act of João I, made in the cortes of Coimbra in 1385, our aim is to analyse the participation of the clergy in the fight for the throne, identifying the main protagonists of each party and the reasons for their positions, as well as the consequences for their later ecclesiastic and political careers