Fabiana Lopes da Cunha

• II International Symposium on Heritage and Tourism: Diversity of Looks, Senses and Identities, AO.R

• Abstract

  Thus, discussing the term "Heritage" and its meaning, transcends nowadays not only the historical or architectural dimensions but also the artistic, archaeological, natural, ethnological, biological, or industrial aspects. Thereby, the immaterial or intangible heritage discussion as well as the local, regional, national, or global heritage scale should be introduced. The aim of this boo…

  Latin American Heritage: interdisciplinary dialogues on Brazilian and Argentinian case studies, PUB.LVR.EXT

• Abstract

  Our work seeks to understand the changes that Carnival and its melodies underwent during the last decades of the nineteenth century (particularly around 1870) until mid-1940 and the correlation of these changes with a political and social project of urban space organization subject to the liberal ideology propagated and encouraged by the Dual Revolution in Europe. Such research also aims…

  Drumming, belly pushing and king momo masquerades: a cultural and political analysis on "carnivals" and their melodies in the city of Rio de Janeiro (1870-1945), AP.R

• Abstract

  The nineteenth century marked the beginning of the press in Brazil and as claimed CABRAL (2008), Lima (2010), WOLF (2009), MINARDI (2008), SOUZA (2012), VASCONCELLOS and SAVELLI (2006), The Journal of the Ladies, was the first periodical written by women and aimed at women. This newspaper published in the city of Rio de Janeiro, from 1852 to 1855, transferred to its readers, matters of fa…

  The music scene in Rio from the perspective of The Journal of Women: 1852-1855, BP.MS

• Abstract

  This research will aim to understand the feast of kings and their meanings in the view of members of the group investigated. Discussed here the Society of Flor do Vale city Florínea/São Paulo and the time frame 1993-2013. To this extent, we analyze the reinterpretation for which the group has been incorporating its history, more specifically on the stabilization of the fiesta celebration …

  Identities that prize: the Company of Kings Flor do Vale and the reinterpretation of folia (1993-2013), BP.MS

• Abstract

  With the beginning of the Provisional Government in 1930, Brazil penetrates into a new policy under the leadership of Getúlio Vargas, who brought to the national scene a new way to govern and manage the nation. This emerging government brings changes in the wider social scale, either labor, functionalist, or educational, and a new way of seeing the country. This government will have their…

  Eugenics in humor of the Illustrated Magazine Careta: race and color during the Interim Government (1930-1934), BP.MS

(Only some records are available in English at this moment)

• Abstract

  Our study aims to understand the importance of The Festival of Notting Hill to the spread of Samba and Carioca Carnival in London and understand,as well, how this event makes it possible the creation of a new type of identity , outcome of connections between different cultures and modern migrations, within the point of view of Cultural Translation.In order to do that, we will work mostly …

  BRAZIL AT THE NOTTING HILL FESTIVAL, BE.PQ