Seminar ‘Citizenship, democracy and reformism’ | ‘The song is a weapon’

As part of the seminar ‘Citizenship, democracy and reformism’, the Centre for Studies in Religious History is organising the session ‘A cantiga é uma arma: explorações do universo sonnico de uma revolução’ (A song is a weapon: explorations of the sonic universe of a revolution), with the participation of Alfredo Teixeira, on 21 November at 5pm, in a hybrid format.

The Citizenship, Democracy and Reform Seminar has been taking place since 2022 as part of the research project ‘25 April: permanences, ruptures and recompositions’ and will be active until 2026. Its aims are: to study the problem of ‘25 April, permanences, ruptures and recompositions’, seeking to take stock of the history 50 years on: what is known and what is not known; to promote meetings and encourage common reflection between researchers in the field of Contemporary Religious History; to allow new research to be presented.