Portugal: Território e Identidades

Learning objectives
To recognize the importance of studying History for the building of national/local memory and individual/collective identity. To understand the evolution, the characteristics and dynamics in different spaces of the national territory. To acquire knowledge and conceptual and operational frameworks essential to a dynamic and critical learning. To apply research methodologies in the context of History. To promote the integrated acquisition of work-study methods using ICT.

Syllabus
1. The role of teaching History of Portugal in the building of memory and national identity. 2. The ritualizations in History - celebrations and civic holidays - and the revival of national and local memory. 3. The places of memory and its pedagogical interest. Local and regional heritage. 4. The myths and legends in Portuguese History and Culture.

Teaching methodologies (including evalution)

Theoretical classes provide students the theoretical and conceptual frameworks necessary to develop autonomous thinking. In turn, practical classes, focused on the analysis of selected bibliography, contribute to promote in the future teacher the questioning and develop of critical and reflective skills. The tutorial classes and fieldwork allow students to consolidate research methodologies and the practical application of knowledge. Assessment: development and presentation of two research papers (20%+80%), one of them will constitute the scientific basis of the project to be done in Workshop on Pedagogical Resources for History and Geography

Essential Bibliography (including ISBN)

HERNÁNDEZ, G. M. et al. (2005). La memoria construida. Patrimonio cultural y modernidad. Valencia: Tirant lo Blanch. LE GOFF, J. (1984). "Memória", in Enciclopédia Einaudi: Memória-História. Lisboa: IN-CM, vol. 1, p. 11-50. MARTINS, G. d'O. (2009). Património, Herança e Memória. A cultura como criação. Lisboa: Gradiva. MONTEIRO, I.; MAIA, F.P. (2000). "Overview of the commemorations of the Bicentenary of the French Invasions". e-Journal of Portuguese History. Brown University, v. 8, n. 1. MONTEIRO, I. (2015). "André Brun e a memória da Grande Guerra", in A Malta das trincheiras. Viseu/Lisboa: Quartzo/DHCM, p. 9-42. NORA, P. (2008). "Memória colectiva", in LE GOFF, J. (coord.). A Nova História. Coimbra: Almedina. PROENÇA, M. C. (coord.) (2000). Um século de ensino da História. Lisboa: Colibri; IHC. TORGAL, L. R. (1989). História e Ideologia. Coimbra: Liv. Minerva. TORGAL, L. R. et al (1996). História da História em Portugal: sécs. XIX-XX. Sl: Círc. de Leitores.