Tuesday, March 22, 2011

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The "Sociedade Histórica de Portugal from Independence"

In the past month of July was first formalized the creation of the Italian section. Piedmont, Liguria and Valle d'Aosta regions were the first choice of preference by association Portuguese .

The Sociedade was founded in 1861 in Lisbon, at the initiative of the entrepreneur Lisbon's Feliciano da Moura. Gathers around him, from the outset, membership of well-known politicians and writers, among them it should include the well-known historian and writer Alexandre Herculano.
The historical moment that he was living in Portugal was characterized by a diplomatic offensive, economic and propaganda by the Kingdom of Spain with a view to absorbing the Lusitanian kingdom into a larger Iberian monarchy. Castilian Spain, is a never vanished sense of superiority towards other Iberian peoples, whether for a colonial form of compensation for lost vast territories in Latin America, with greed saw the chance to get their hands on more extensive Portuguese possessions in Africa.
Both the Portuguese monarch of the time, both society as a whole were able to withstand the Lusitanian arguments and Castillian proclaimed their iron will to reject any attempt hegemony of Spain.
so auspices Association, promoters and numerous followers decided to commemorate the auspicious event of the year regaining independence from Spain, which occurred in December of 1640 (the Restauração ), as a warning to future generations to preserve what value supreme independence of Portugal, reached after a unanimous Restoration revolutionary and a subsequent war against the English Tercios lasted more than 27 years.

SHIP The headquarters is still in the Palácio da Independência built in the sixteenth century well-known in central Lisbon, easily recognizable by its bright red color. In the Palace of the episodes occurred Restauração, today underlined by beautiful old ceramic panels and static reconstruction of events in places. The current
SHIP, in addition to keeping alive the national feeling in Portugal, at a time when economic penetration in Spain is increasingly pressing (made evident by recent events of the attempted ascents of Telefónica Spain against subsidiaries of TMN Portuguese), also leads a brilliant policy of cultural diffusion of Portuguese language and culture, as well as a number publications, presentations, public discussions, sports activities. They are now part of SHIP the liveliest and most significant of Portuguese society, and counts among its members, ministers, diplomats, professors, senior military, known entrepreneurs, governors, civil and cultural figures. Its current President is Prof. Jorge Hagedorn Rangel, the last civilian administrator of Macau, a Portuguese colony until 1999, Luso-Chinese interesting figure shows that, with his own experience of two European and Asian ethnicity, the extraordinary epic that was the 'era of geographical discoveries unveiled by the Portuguese in the sixteenth century.

Azulejos in Palácio da Independência Lisbon

This past July was formalized the creation of the first section of the Italian SHIP , which sees awarded Piedmont, Liguria and Val d'Aosta regions as first preference on the choice of the Portuguese association. As its president-director in Piedmont and Liguria was chosen Prof. Adv. Mario Chiapetta (pictured) , graduated in law at Turin, Barcelona and Coimbra in Portugal, and in Political Science in Turin and Lisbon, as well as qualified lawyer in Spain and in Italy. Student of everything related to the Lusitania, Professor Chiapetta has assembled a remarkable collection of books of interest in Portuguese, in addition to a collection of local pottery, the famous tiles . As the first public intervention on the ground Piedmont Prof. Chiapetta has offered to propose to the Turin public a series of lectures and conference focused on Portuguese history, focusing on obscure topics. Our rapporteur has also offered to accompany any party on a trip to Lisbon, where it will appear as a qualifying time (as well as otherwise almost impossible) visit to the prestigious and ancient Independence Palace, the seat of our Sociedade .

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Sunday, March 20, 2011

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"Giovanni Battista and Francesco Rovelasca: the presence in Milan Atlantic trade of the port of Lisbon (1580-1600 ) "

Conference Prof. Benedetta Crivelli University of Verona
Universidade Nova de Lisboa - March 22, 2011

Under 1. º Cycle of Conferences "Luso-Italian relations in the XV-XVIII centuries: results and new lines of research in to the celebration of 150 years of Unity ' Italy " , the project resulted from collaboration between the Embassy of Italy, the Italian Institute de Cultura de Lisboa, the Society of Geography of Lisbon, Centro de História de Além-Mar, Centro Científico and Cultural de Macau.

In order to achieve a balance of the latest research and, simultaneously, open the way for new approaches and interpretations, these meetings wishing to know the nature of the Italian community in Lisbon and how economic networks would promote cultural contacts .
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy is interesting to note that the existence of an Italian nation Portugal excluded from conflict at home, foreshadows what will become many years later united Italy.


Information Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Time: 17:30
Venue: Multiusos 3 Edifício ID, FCSH, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Av de Berna, 26C
Organized by: IIC Lisbon
Information: www . cham.fcsh.unl.pt

The Church of Loreto (the Italians) in Lisbon
Igreja do Loreto (ou dos Italianos) em Lisboa

"John Battista and Francesco Rovelasca: la presenza nel milanese del commercio atlantic port di Lisbona (1580-1600) "
Conference by Prof. Benedetta ª Crivelli (University of Verona).
New University of Lisbon - March 22, 2011

Under 1. Cylce Conference "Luso-Italian relations in the XV-XVIII centuries: review and new lines research in the celebration of 150 years of the Union of Italy " , project developed under the collaboration between Lisbona Ambasciata d'Italia, the Italian Institute of Culture in Lisbon, the Lisbon Geographical Society, History Center of Overseas, Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, IP

In order to take stock of recent investigations and simultaneously opening new avenues for interpretation and approach, these meetings will perceive the nature of the Italian community in London and how economic networks woven corporatised the cultural contacts.
In order to celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Unity of Italy in 2011, it is interesting to note that the existence of an Italian nation in Portugal, free of conflicts patriotic and confrontation foreshadowed what would be many years after the united Italy.

Information Date: Tuesday, March 22, 2011
Time: 17:30
Location: Multipurpose Room 3, Building ID, FCSH, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Avenida de Berna, 26C
Organization: IIC Lisbon
Information: http://www.cham.fcsh.unl.pt/

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" Luso-Italian relations in the XV-XVIII centuries: results and new lines of research in the celebration of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy "

1. cylce di Conferenze

Progetto scaturito dalla collaborazione fra l'Ambasciata d ' Italy, Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Lisbona, la Società di Geography of Lisbon, Centro de História de Além-Mar, Centro Científico and Cultural de Macau.
Gennaio - December 2011

In 1998, the late lamented Professor Carmen M. Radulet organized, Italian Institute of Culture in Lisbon, an international congress on Luso-Italian relations and the Italian presence in Portugal in the XV-XVIII. The contributions, investigating specific aspects of economic activities of the Italian community in Lisbon, introduced new aspects of trade relations and cultural Luso-Italian. Since then, new studies have addressed this issue by developing knowledge about the very life of the community iitaliana in Portugal. This allowed to increase the structural framework of the Portuguese reality, contributing to a broader vision of national history.
In order to achieve a balance of the latest research and, simultaneously, open the way for new approaches and interpretations, these meetings wishing to know the nature of the Italian community of Lisbon and economic networks in a way that would promote cultural contacts.
Tracing the history of the Italian community in Portugal in recent centuries, will be highlighted the changes and continuities, following the stories of families, analyzing the evolution of economic, social and cultural life, and rebuilding the network of relationships that developed up to the overseas territories .
On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the unification of Italy is interesting to note that the existence of an Italian nation in Portugal, ruled by conflict in their homeland, foreshadows what will become many years later united Italy.

(Photo: Capela de São João Baptista-Igreja de São Roque , Lisbon - Copyright © Laura Za)


1. º Ciclo de Conferencias "Relações Luso-nos italianas séculos XV-XVIII: balance and novas linhas de Investigação no Setting the celebration of 150 years of the Union of Italy "

Project developed under the collaboration between the Lisbona Ambasciata d'Italia, the Italian Institute of Culture in Lisbon, the Lisbon Geographical Society, History Center of Overseas, science centers and the Macao Cultural IP
January to December 2011

In 1998 the late Professor Carmen M. Radulet held at the Italian Institute of Culture in Lisbon, an international symposium on relations lusoitalianas and the Italian presence in Portugal in the XV-XVIII centuries. Contributions, to deepen specific aspects of economic activity the Italian community in London, have provided new aspects of trade and cultural relations Luso-Italian.
Since then, new studies have addressed this issue in considerably advancing knowledge of the conduct of this community in Portugal, expanding the structural framework of the Portuguese reality and contributing to a more complete picture of national history. In order to take stock of recent research, while simultaneously opening new avenues for interpretation and approach, these meetings will perceive the nature of the Italian community in London and how economic networks woven corporatised the cultural contacts.
In tracing the evolution of the Italian course in Portugal in these centuries, changes will be detected by monitoring and persistence of family stories and analysis of the route the economic, social and cultural performance of its network with multiple links that stretched up to the overseas territories .
In order to celebrations of the 150th anniversary of the Unity of Italy in 2011, it is interesting to note that the existence of an Italian nation in Portugal, free of conflicts and confrontations patriotic foreshadowed what would be many years after the united Italy.

(Photo: Chapel of St. John the Baptist - Church of San Roque , Ontario - Copyright © Laura Za)

PROGRAM

January 25, 2011 17,30, Istituto Italiano di Cultura
Opening Session
João Paulo Oliveira e Costa
(Director of the Center for History of Overseas, FCSH UAç-UNL)
Giovanni da Empoli: an Italian state-building in India

February 18, 2011 17,30, Geographical Society of Lisbon (Auditorium Adriano Moreira)
Giuseppina Raggi
(Centre for the History of Overseas, FCSH-UNLUAç)
Italy & Portugal: cross glances about the art of squaring

17.30h March 22, 2011, Centre for the History of the History of Overseas (FCSHUNL UAç): Building R & D (Multipurpose Room 2, Level 4)
Benedetta Crivelli
(Università degli Studi di Verona)
Giovanni Battista and Francesco Rovelasca: la presenza nel milanese del commercio atlantic port di Lisbona (1580 - 1600)

April 12, 2011 18h30 CET, Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, IP
Bruno Martins Dolphin Milk
(EUI Florence)
The Quarrel of the New Simple: Portuguese and Italian medical paradigms within the European medical knowledge, the sixteenth century

17.30h 12 May 2011, the Geographical Society of Lisbon (Auditorium Adriano Moreira)
Nunziatella
Alessandrini (Red Column) The
Perestrello: a family of prazentinos in the Portuguese Empire (XVI)

June 15, 2011 18h30 CET, Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, IP
Isabel Pina
(Center Scientific and Cultural de Macau, IP)
The Italian Jesuit mission in China: the passage by Portugal

July 18, 2011 17:30, H History Center History of Overseas (FCSH UAç-UNL): Building R & D (Multipurpose Room 2, Level 4)
Angelo Cattaneo (Center History of Overseas, FCSH-UNLUAç)
Global Histories ": Rome, Lisbona, Goa, Macao, Beijing, Nagasaki 1550-1639

September 19, 2011 17:30, H Geographical Society of Lisbon (Auditorium Adriano Moreira)
Mariagrazia Russo (Università della Tuscia)
intercultural Luso-Italian relations in the sixteenth century through the Nunciature Lisbon

24 October 2011 18:30, H Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, Antonella Viola IP
(Centre for the History of Overseas, FCSH-UNLUAç)
Lorenzo Ginori, and commerce to affari alla Lisbona fine del XVII Secolo

November 16, 2011 17:30, H History Centre Overseas (FCSH-UNL UAC): R & D Building (Multipurpose Room 2, Level 4)
Maria José Ferro Tavares
(ex Dean at the Open University)
commercial companies of Italian and Jewish / Christian convert (XV-XVI)

December 5, 2011 19:00, H Istituto Italiano di Cultura
Teresa Leonor Valley
Italian Baroque Sculpture in Portugal. Works, artists and commissioned them

Closing session (date, time and location to be determined)
Gaetano Sabatini (Professor at the University Roma Tre)
construzione La Basilica di San Pietro della e la Crociata in Portogallo

Luís Filipe Barreto (President, Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, IP)
Dimension Luso-Italian knowledge of China (XVI)

Scientific Commission
Luís Filipe Barreto (President, Scientific and Cultural Centre of Macau, IP)
João Paulo Oliveira e Costa (Director of the Center for History of Overseas, FCSH-UNLUAç)
Lidia Ramogia (Director of the Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Lisbona)
Gaetano Sabatini (Università Roma Tre University Professor)

Organizing Committee
Nunziatella Alessandrini (Red Column)
Mariagrazia Russo (Università della Tuscia)
Gaetano Sabatini (Università Roma Tre)
Antonella Viola (History Centre addition -Mar, FCSH-UNL, UAç)

Information
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coloquios.cham @ fcsh.unl.pt