http://hdl.handle.net/10174/979 2026-08-27T10:00:41Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/42515 Title: Hernâni Cidade e a dissidência intelectual no Estado Novo Authors: Gameiro, Fernando Editors: Lopes, Maria Antónia Abstract: Este artigo analisa a gestão da dissidência intelectual pelo Estado Novo entre 1932 e 1935, através do estudo de caso de Hernâni Cidade, figura central da dissidência intelectual republicana. A partir de documentação inédita, arquivos escolares, correspondência pessoal e da produção jornalística publicada no Diário Liberal, demonstra-se que o regime combinou, de forma estratégica, mecanismos de repressão seletiva e de integração controlada na administração de opositores com elevado capital simbólico. A intervenção de Hernâni Cidade na imprensa oposicionista desencadeou um processo judicial que culminou na sua condenação em 1935. O artigo demonstra que as redes de sociabilidade formadas no Seminário, no Liceu e na Universidade foram decisivas para atenuar os efeitos da repressão seletiva e permitir a manutenção da carreira académica do intelectual. Conclui-se que a combinação entre repressão seletiva e tolerância foi um instrumento do autoritarismo português cuja análise revela a lógica complexa com que o regime geriu opositores prestigiados. O estudo desse instrumento contribui para uma compreensão mais fina das relações entre cultura, educação e poder político durante a primeira metade da década de 1930. 2026-07-22T23:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/42490 Title: A methodological essay in transport studies: applying the PRISMA method. Authors: Lourencetti, Fernanda de Lima; Silva, Keitty de Oliveira Editors: Gorini Santo, Carles; Ortuñez, Pedro Pablo Abstract: This article contributes to methodological reflections on transport research. In addition, it discusses the challenge of studying the development of connections between ports and railways in port cities. Taking three countries of the Atlantic Area as references, Brazil, Portugal, and Spain, we apply a systematic analysis of the literature using the PRISMA method, making use of national databases, national library archives, and an internationally relevant database. By 2024, we had built a database with 36 articles and 20 iconographic materials relevant to the topic, identifying five main motivations for connecting the port and the railway: economic development and logistics; railway integration; improved mobility and connectivity; cost reduction; and geographical route. This essay proposes the use of a methodological tool applied to historical research, arguing that its use may assist in understanding the advancement of mobility studies and the urban transformations associated with railway-port connections. 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/42398 Title: Astrocartography and the cosmological turn in tourism imaginaries Authors: Rodrigues, Áurea Abstract: Contemporary tourism is increasingly conceptualised as a cultural practice through which meanings of place, self, and mobility are produced and negotiated. Lifestyle tourism media play a central role in circulating travel imaginaries that extend beyond destination representation towards affective and symbolic orientations. This study examines astrocartography as a contemporary travel imaginary through which lifestyle tourism media mediate cosmological narratives and frame travel as a practice of self-orientation and personal alignment. Drawing on a qualitative discourse analysis of 10 lifestyle and travel media articles published between 2024 and 2026, including internationally recognised outlets such as National Geographic, the study approaches astrocartography as a dynamic symbolic framework circulating within lifestyle and tourism media. The analysis identifies three interconnected discursive patterns: the framing of the cosmos as a symbolic guide for spatial orientation; the construction of travel as personal alignment and transformation; and the legitimisation of astrocartography through aestheticised cartographies and science-adjacent language. The study contributes to tourism scholarship by demonstrating how cosmological meaning is mediated through contemporary tourism imaginaries and symbolic geographies. 2026-07-23T23:00:00Z http://hdl.handle.net/10174/42396 Title: UN REFERENTE MULTIDISCIPLINAR: LUIS DE MOLINA Y LA UNIVERSIDAD DE ÉVORA Authors: Martín-Grande, Pablo A.; Lourencetti, Fernanda de Lima Abstract: Este artículo analiza la figura de Luis de Molina, especialmente durante su etapa como profesor en la Universidad del Espíritu Santo de Évora (1568–1583), en el contexto de la escolástica ibérica del siglo XVI. Se estudia su influencia en la consolidación intelectual de la universidad, así como sus principales aportaciones en teología, filosofía, derecho y economía. La investigación adopta una metodología histórico-crítica basada en fuentes primarias y secundarias, y contextualiza la obra de Molina en la red académica transnacional entre Salamanca, Coímbra y Évora. Se concluye que su pensamiento, especialmente en torno a la ciencia media, el derecho natural y la teoría económica, representó una síntesis entre tradición y modernidad que proyectó su legado más allá de su tiempo. 2025-01-01T00:00:00Z