Histórias Decoloniais do Conhecimento, Tecnologia e Ambiente | Decolonial Histories of Knowledge, Technology and Environment | sep 2022
Título | Title
Histórias Decoloniais do Conhecimento, Tecnologia e Ambiente | Decolonial Histories of Knowledge, Technology and Environment | sep 2022
Data | Date
12-13/09/2022
Notícia | News
Nos dias 12 e 13 de setembro teve lugar na NOVA FCSH o primeiro seminário que investigadores do Instituto de História Contemporânea e do Departamento de História da Universidade Drexel na Filadélfia (EUA). No cruzamento das tradições das histórias da ciência e do ambiente, discutiram-se caminhos para a descolonização das práticas de pesquisa e reflexão em história. É um encontro de final de verão que contou nesta edição com a participação de três investigadores das Paisagens do fogo, tanto na discussão pública – sobre as viagens contemporâneas do Eucalipto enquanto solução produtiva e remediador ecológico – como no workshop de discussão de trabalhos em curso.
On September 12 and 13, the first seminar bringing together researchers from the Institute of Contemporary History and the Department of History at Drexel University in Philadelphia (USA) took place at NOVA FCSH in Lisbon. At the intersection of the traditions of science and environmental histories, pathways for decolonizing historical research practices were envisioned and debated. It is a late summer meeting that counted in this edition with the participation of three researchers from Burning landscapes project, both in the public discussion – on the contemporary journeys of Eucalyptus species as a production benchmark and ecological remediator – and in the workshop discussion of papers in preparation.
On September 12 and 13, the first seminar bringing together researchers from the Institute of Contemporary History and the Department of History at Drexel University in Philadelphia (USA) took place at NOVA FCSH in Lisbon. At the intersection of the traditions of science and environmental histories, pathways for decolonizing historical research practices were envisioned and debated. It is a late summer meeting that counted in this edition with the participation of three researchers from Burning landscapes project, both in the public discussion – on the contemporary journeys of Eucalyptus species as a production benchmark and ecological remediator – and in the workshop discussion of papers in preparation.
