#  I International Colloquium on Luso-Brazilian Art and Literature 

 



####  calendar\_today Date and Time 

 **September 18 - September 19, 2024** 

 All day 

####  pin\_drop Location 

 **CGIS South Building,Multiple Locations, Harvard University, 1730 Cambridge Street, Cambridge MA**  



 

 



 

 Sponsors at Harvard: Department of Romance Languages and Literatures, Nacy Clack Smith Proffessorship, The Robert C. Smith Jr. Fund

 Co-Sponsors at Harvard: Department of History, Department of Comparative Literature, David Rockefeller Center for Latin American Studies

 Please find the program attached. It contains many talks pertaining to the early modern world:

 Sept 18, 2:00-3:45pm  
SESSION 1  
**Josiah Blackmore** (HARVARD UNIVERSITY)  
The Peripatetic Polo: Travel and Translation in Sixteenth-Century Portugal  
**Pedro Flor** (UNIVERSIDADE ABERTA DE LISBOA)  
From Nuno Gonçalves to António de Holanda: the representation of  
figures of alterity in the Renaissance in Portugal  
Moderator: **Doris Sommer** (Harvard University)  
Location: CGIS South Room S216

 4:15-6:00pm  
SESSION 2  
**Lilia Moritz Schwarcz** (UNIVERSIDADE DE SAO PAULO and PRINCETON UNIVERSITY)  
A river called Atlantic: art and activism in Brazil  
**Tamar Herzog** (HARVARD UNIVERSITY)  
Tombos: How registering rights became Normative in medieval and early modern Portugal and Why it Faltered in the Nineteenth Century  
Moderator. **Mariano Siskind** (Harvard University)  
Location: CGIS South Room S216

 6:30-8:15pm  
SESSION 3  
**Juliano Gomes** (HARVARD UNIVERSITY)  
Artistic genius under dispute during the Portuguese Enlightenment: the quarrel between Machado de Castro and Bartolomeu da Costa  
**Sidney Chalhoub** (HARVARD UNIVERSITY)  
Recourse to History in Machado de Assis's Esaú e Jacó  
Moderator: **Cristiane Soares** (Harvard University)  
Location: CGIS South Room S216



 

 

---

 Attachments- [  picture\_as\_pdf  luso\_brazil2024.pdf ](/sites/g/files/omnuum9471/files/luso_brazil2024.pdf)
 
---

 



 

 

 Share on:- [     Facebook ](#)
- [     Twitter ](#)
- [     Linkedin ](#)
 


 Save: [ Add to calendar calendar\_today ](https://earlymodernworld.fas.harvard.edu/node/1866326/event-feed.ics)  Copy link link