Attendance

Tribute to Professor Angela de Castro Gomes takes place on April 10 and 11 at UFRGS

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The Institute of Philosophy and Human Sciences (IFCH) of UFRGS holds, on April 10 and 11, 2024, the tribute event to Angela de Castro Gomes. The activity marks the delivery of the title of Doctor Honoris causes to the teacher, unanimously approved by the University Council from a proposal presented by the IFCH History Department.

The program includes round tables with the participation of teachers from UFRGS and other institutions, who will discuss intellectual production and the impact of Angela de Castro Gomes's work in different fields of the human sciences. The event is open to the public, without prior registration, and there will be no certificates issuing.

full programming

April 10 (Wednesday)
10:30 am-Delivery of the title of Doctor Honoris causes to Professor Angela de Castro Gomes
Location: Board Room, UFRGS Rectory building (Campus Centro)

14h-Round Table: "The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and Brazilian historiography"
Coordination: Prof. Thestocles Cezar (PPGH-UFRGS)
Location: Ipê Auditorium of the UFRGS Cultural Center (Eng. Luiz Englert Street, 333-Centro Campus)

  • The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and Brazilian political history - Profa. CELLI PINTO

  • The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and the history studies of historiography - Profa. Mara Rodrigues

15h30 to 15h45 - Interval

15h45-continuation of the round table: “The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and Brazilian historiography”
Coordination: Profa. Letícia Bauer (Department of History - UFRGS)

  • The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and oral history in Brazil - Profa. Carla Rodeghero

  • The work of Angela de Castro Gomes and the History of Work - Profa. CLARICE SPERANZA

7:30 pm - Adhesion dinner
Location: to be defined according to the number of participants
information and adhesions: until 19/3, with Professor Benito Schmidt (bbissos@yahoo.com)

April 11 (Thursday)
9am-Roundtable: “Angela de Castro Gomes and their intellectual and affective impacts on the trajectories of historians Brazilians”
Coordination: Profa. CLAUDIA WASSERMAN (Dean of Graduate UFRGS)
Location: Ipê Auditorium of the UFRGS Cultural Center (ENG. Luiz Englert Street, 333-Campus Centro)
Participation of guests

guests

The tribute is promoted by the Department of History, Graduate Program in History, Profctory and IFCH/UFRGS.