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3rd FLUP Researchers Meeting

The 3rd FLUP Research Meeting - Mapping Knowledge, Networks and Intersections will be held on 24-26 November 2025  at the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto. 

The call for papers is open until 15 July. Submit your proposal at https://coda.letras.up.pt/3encontroiflup/

 

Lugares de Culturas
The Associação Internacional de Pesquisadores de Culturas (InterCult) invites the academic community to participate in the 11th International Congress on Cultures, to be held in November 2025 at the University of Porto. This Open Call is open until 15 July. The results will be announced on 6 August. I'm honoured to serve as Coordinator alongside Messias Guimarães Bandeira (UFBA) on the panel/work group 3 - Culture, development, networks, and artificial intelligence.
Future Labs
🌍 FUTURE LAB – Imagine the Future of Energy! Take part in a Social Psychology research project exploring citizens' visions for the energy transition. 🔗 Fill out this form to be contacted and join: https://forms.gle/8ZtPUy7bXY1xqvVe6
PhD applications
The call for applications for the Joint International PhD in Social Representations, Culture and Communication, coordinated by Sapienza University in Italy, is open until June 19, 2025.
Image by Massimop, retrived from https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:A_Song_of_Ice_and_Fire_arms_of_House_Targaryen_no_scroll.jpg
A Song of Ice and Fire is a series of five high fantasy books written by American author George R. R. Martin. The series chronicles the affairs of a plethora of characters in the continent of Westeros and its eastern neighbor of Essos. Since 1996, the year in which the first book, A Game of Thrones, was published, characters like Jon, Daenerys and Tyrion have navigated the narrative dynamics of prophecy, politics, love and hate, and have become immensely popular especially through the HBO TV adaptation of the saga.
Diane di Prima and Anne Waldman at the Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics Summer Writing Program, July 1997. Photo by Christopher Luna. https://www.christopherlunapoetry.com/
This project began with a simple idea: to map Diane di Prima’s life across the spaces she inhabited.