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On the BBC’s 100th Anniversary: Fictionalizations of Science in the Anglophone World VI
This Conference will take place in the framework of research carried out by strands A) Science and Culture and B) Literature and the Media of the Anglophone Cultures and History Area pursued at CETAPS
Cross-Cultural Discourses: Portugal, Britain and the Press
The principal aim of the Project is to carry out a critical analysis of the discourses of the twentieth-century Portuguese and British press to assess how far the confrontation of different narratives and portrayal strategies can contribute towards the study of intercultural relations between the two countries as well as assisting in (de)constructing the many cultural images which have played a role in changing and hierarchising the two cultures.
Fiction bridges Science (21) in Anglo-Portguese Contexts
Bridges between Fictional Narratives and Science in the 21st Century (BFS21) is a research project founded in January 2020 developed by CETAPS’s Research Strand Culture, Science and the Media.