Discoveries and Globalisation - 2nd semester
Objectives
a) Understand the importance of Portuguese expansion in the overall process of globalization of human societies, implemented since the fifteenth century.
b) Ability to analyze and compare the various impacts of the Portuguese Expansion in several spatial and temporal dimensions.
c) Know the specialized literature on the subject and be able to find, identify and analyze appropriate sources.
d) Develop the capacity of oral and writing of research results, making it in a critical and original perspective.
e) Acquire knowledge to enable students to pursue in depth studies of the Portuguese Expansion in the context of global cultural history.
General characterization
Code
722051097
Credits
10
Responsible teacher
João Paulo Oliveira e Costa
Hours
Weekly - 3 letivas + 1 tutorial
Total - Available soon
Teaching language
Portuguese
Prerequisites
None
Bibliography
AAVV, Encompassing the Globe. Portugal e o Mundo nos Séculos XVI e XVII, s.l., Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga, 2009.
COSTA, João Paulo Oliveira e & Teresa Lacerda, A Interculturalidade na Expansão Portuguesa (Séculos XV-XVIII), Lisboa, Alto Comissariado para a Imigração e Minorias Étnicas, 2007.
FERNÁNDEZ-ARMESTO, Felipe, «A Expansão Portuguesa num Contexto Global», in A Expansão Marítima Portuguesa, 1400-1800, dir. Francisco Bethencourt e Diogo Ramada Curto, Lisboa, Edições 70, 2010, pp. 491-524.
GRUZINSKI, Serge, Les Quatre Parties du Monde. Histoire dune Mondialisation, Paris, Seuil, 2006 (1ª ed. : Éditions de la Martiniére, 2004).
JALAGIN, Seija, TAVERA, Susanna & DILLEY, Andrew (eds.), World and Global History. Research and Teaching, s.l., Cliohworld, 2011, pp. 25-45.
Teaching method
Classes of theoretical nature.
Practical classes:
- analysis of documental sources and evidences of material and artistic culture
- presentation and discussion of group work.
Activities suggested by the teatcher attendance to conferences.
Evaluation method
Written essay (60%)
Conference report (20%)
Attendance and participation in practical classes (20%)
Subject matter
1.Introduction: sources, methods and concepts
2. A new perception of the world
3. A global trade
4. A new geostrategic
5. The globalization of Christianity
6. New socio-cultural realities
7. Arts and globalization