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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas (IFCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduate at História from Universidade de São Paulo (1989) and ph.d. at History from Universidade de São Paulo (1998). Has experience in History, acting on the following subjects: hagiografia cultura folclore santidade morte, antiguidade tardia, autoridade bispal, ascetismo, islã medieval, historiografia, cristandade, autoridade, reforma, correspondência, igreja and historiografia, santidade, hagiografia, política. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project intends to analyze the articulation between spaces and communities in the medieval Mediterranean, through phenomena of communication and circulation that had this sea as their axis. The spatial framework of the project is the Mediterranean and its connected spaces, from Saharan Africa to Northern Europe, from the Iberian Peninsula to the Byzantine-Arab East. The chronological…
The project "Psychosocial and historical approaches to societies in crisis situations" aims, through a theoretical and multidisciplinary approach, to generate and improve tools for defining and analyzing crisis situations in past societies. The fundamental objective is to improve historians' understanding of social reactions to crisis situations. Considering that social reactions to crise…
1. Four research seminars dedicated to the following discussions related to the Project "The Medieval Mediterranean reconsidered (4th-15th centuries)": - Presentation of the Project "The Medieval Mediterranean reconsidered (4th-15th centuries)" and its subprojects. - Report on the multidisciplinary research activities regarding the Mediterranean coordinated by Christiane Veauvy and Henri …
During the second half of the 11th century (1049-1079), two controversies stirred ecclesiastical thought. In one, the archdeacon of Angers, Berengar, defended a real but non-corporeal interpretation of Christ's presence in the Eucharist. In the other, Latin and Greek clerics rediscovered ancient differences and debated, in particular, the type of bread used in the Eucharistic celebration.…
This project aims to carry out transdisciplinary research into the second plague pandemic in Europe in the 14th century. Specifically, it aims to develop historiographical games - computer, experimental and interactive simulations to facilitate the still hesitant but indispensable dialogue between history and the natural sciences, which is capital for the study of historical pandemics, an…
The general aim of the research is to inventory mortality crises and understand their different dimensions (material, human, political, cultural, economic). These will be identified using traditional historical research methodologies - such as defining the joint application of discourse structuring categories and the semantic analysis of the terms and techniques involved in their construc…
The reminders of homosexuality throughout history are built by different images, concepts, linguistic resources, and speeches. Sexual and affective behavior is expressed through sociocultural interactions specific to each society. In the eleventh century, in general, sexual practices designated by the term "sodomy" involves part of the universe that we can attribute to homosexuality. Alth…
The dismantling of the Carolingian Empire in the late ninth century was a moment of profound political and social change. The most prominent aristocrats were no longer directly linked to the king, but began to exercise power with greater autonomy on the scale of principalities and duchies. In this new mosaic of political forces, control over religious establishments and the ability to ass…
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The theme of homosexuality has occupied more and more space in contemporary historiography.Composed by affectivity and sexuality, this phenomenon has been widely studied from its sexual side. Affectivity is a recent historiographical concern, especially with the emergence of the history of emotions, focused on the place that love and friendship occupy in the composition of homosexuality. …
Medieval studies on the High Middle Ages, especially with regard to the 10th and 11th centuries, have sought, in recent years, to emphasize the active role played by ecclesiastical elites. If before the authorities of the members of the Church were interpreted only through the political action of the German Emperors or of the prominent lay aristocrats, the most current historiography indi…
Throughout most of the nineteenth century and the first decades of the twentieth century, historians often said that excessive violence was one of the elements of societies in the High Middle Ages. The tenth century, in particular, was often described as iron century, in contrast to the political organization and regulation of conflicts present in the Carolingian Empire. Other interpretat…
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