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Patrícia Ferraz de Matos (Universidade Lusófona)

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Department: Interdisciplinary Centre for Education and Development Studies
Nationality: Portuguese
Country: Portugal
Interests (keywords): History of Anthropology, Social studies of science, Racism, Portuguese Colonialism, Social discrimination, Anthropology School of Porto (Portugal).
Highest Degree: PhD
Degree Awarding Institution: Instituto de Ciencias Sociais, Univ. de Lisboa

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Panels

• EASA2026: Production of anthropological knowledge in a polarised world in Europe and beyond: contemporary challenges and risks. [Europeanist Network (EuroNet)]
• EASA2024: Anthropology in contexts of crisis and conflict [Europeanist Network (EuroNet)]
• EASA2020: World Fairs, Exhibitions, and Anthropology: Revisiting Contexts of Post/Colonialism [Europeanist Network]
• EASA2018: Making knowledge mobile: knowledge production and transfer in/to/across/between anthropology's actors, locations, and performances

Papers

• EASA2026: Polarised discourses on colonialism: how an exhibition aimed at the general public (2024) can raise old ghosts
• EASA2024: The Role of Anthropology for Understanding Conflicts in the Colonial Field: The Case of the Portuguese Anthropological Mission to Mozambique in the 1950s
• EASA2022: Race as a structural element of the Portuguese colonial system and the participation of anthropology in that process in the first half of the 20th century
• EASA2020: Female landscapes: the presence of women in the photographs and images of the Portuguese colonial exhibitions
• EASA2018: "To see is to know?: The circulation of knowledge through photography in the Portuguese colonial context"
• EASA2014: Stories of the anthropology in Portugal: the case of the Portuguese Society of Anthropology and Ethnology (SPAE [1918])
• APA2013: Por detrás da preparação das missões antropológicas às colónias: o caso da viagem científica de Mendes Correia à Guiné Portuguesa (1945-1946)