AMERICAN STUDIES OVER_SEAS
(Re)Imagining Shared Pasts, Bridging Ecological Temporalities
American Studies Over_Seas is the new designation of a project launched in 2019 by the American Studies research group at ULICES – The University of Lisbon Centre for English Studies as (Re)Imagining Shared Pasts Over the Sea and Across Borders.
Going overseas is much more than an escape from a given place
The process of going overseas is much more than an escape from a given place
THE PROJECT
In the most recent turn in the study of “America”, the sea occupies a central place
This transdisciplinary project delves into dialogue, reception and projections between the United States, the Americas, and Europe, focusing on the imagery and (re)constructions of our shared ocean(s).
The sea itself is sufficient evidence that «the present is linked with past and future, and each living thing with all that surrounds it»
~ Rachel Carlson, 1998
American Studies Over_Seas 1: Narrating Multiple America(s)
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Edgardo Medeiros da Silva, Margarida Vale de Gato, Mário Avelar, Irene Maria F. Blayer, Dulce Maria Scott, Tony McGowan
- Peter Lang Publishing Group
- DOI: 10.3726/b18363
American Studies Over_Seas 2: (Multi)Vocal Exchanges Across the Atlantic
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Edgardo Medeiros da Silva, Margarida Vale de Gato, Mário Avelar, Irene Maria F. Blayer, Dulce Maria Scott, Tony McGowan
- Peter Lang Publishing Group
- DOI: 10.3726/b18364
Dez Ar Mar / Ten Sea Air
- Associação Cultural Mandriões no Vale Fértil, 2024.
TRANSDISCIPLINARY PROGRAM
Program "Over_Seas: Active Ties, Tides, and Times"
As we consolidate our long-term collaboration with Georgetown University, in 2024-2025 we wish to focus our attention on coastal studies, strengthening not only our current network of partners, but also the transdisciplinary reach of our activities. In a program titled Over_Seas: Active Ties, Tides, and Times, we are working together with colleagues from different areas.
NEWS AND UPDATES
Latest News and Updates
READING CIRCLE
Thinking with the Atlantic
Every two months we meet to share our ideas around a “sea-changing book” suggested by members in their fields of study.