The global history of Portugal: from pre-history to the modern world
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Brighton ; Chicago ; Toronto
Sussex Academic Press
2022
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| Schriftenreihe: | The Portuguese-speaking world : its history, politics and culture
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| Beschreibung: | xvii, 397 Seiten |
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| adam_text | Contents Series Editors’ Preface xv Acknowledgements xvi General Introduction 1 Carlos Fiolhais, José Eduardo Franco and José Pedro Paiva Part I Prehistory and Protohistory Introduction to Part I — From Modern Humans to the Advent of Writing João Luís Cardoso 240,000-10,000 вс — From Neanderthal Man to Homo sapiens João Cascalheira and Nuno Bicho 8 10 5500-4500 вс — The Spread of Farming and Domestic Animals Antonio Faustino Carvalho 14 2700-1800 вс — The Bell Beaker Question: Origin and Diffusion during the Third Millennium вс João Luis Cardoso 17 2000-800 вс — Long-Distance Trading in the Bronze Age Raquel Vilaça 20 Ninth to Fifth Centuries вс — The Phoenicians in Portugal Ana Margarida Arruda 24 Part II Antiquity Introduction to Part II— From the Roman Empire to Gothic Iberia Carlos Fabião 30 218-19 вс — The Romans in the Iberian Peninsula: From Conquered Land to Imperial Province Carlos Fabião 34
viii I Contents 155-139 вс — The Lusitanian Wars and the True Viriathus Amílcar Guerra 37 Second Century вс to the Fourth Century ad — In the Marketplace of the Roman Empire Catarina Viegas 41 139 вс-14 ad — Aligning with the Empire: Language Amílcar Guerra 44 First Century вс — Where Does the World End? Amílcar Guerra 48 First Century вс — The Emergence of Cities Catarina Viegas 52 80 вс — The Impact of the Roman Civil Wars Carlos Fabião 55 16-15 вс — Founding of the Roman Province of Lusitania Catarina Viegas 59 First Century вс to the Second Century ad — Environmental Threats Catarina Viegas 62 17-23 — The Tides According to Strabo Amilcar Guerra 65 First Century — Between Seas: A Historical and Geographical Constant Carlos Fabião 69 Fourth Century — Administrative Reform of the Roman Empire Pedro C. Carvalho 72 409-411 — Arrivals of the Barbarians Pedro C. Carvalho 76 Second Half of the Sixth Century — A United Peninsula Under the Goths Carlos Fabião 80 Part III The Middle Ages Introduction to Part HI — From the Advent of Islam to the Conquest of Ceuta Bernardo Vasconcelos e Sousa 86 711 — Confrontation and Interaction: Islam in the Iberian Peninsula Hermenegildo Fernandes 89
Contents I ix 844 — What Remained from the Time of the Vikings? Hélio Pires 92 882 — Evolution of the Handwritten Text Maria José Azevedo Santos 96 1089 — From Romanesque to Gothic: Aesthetic Forms José Custódio Vieira da Silva 99 1128 — Influences and External Relations in a County That Gave Birth to a Kingdom Luis Carlos Amaral 103 1128 — Fighting in the Name of Faith: Military Orders in Portugal Luis Filipe Oliveira 107 1140 — Afonso Henriques, Portugalensium Rex, Son of Theresa of León and Henry of Burgundy Antônio Resende de Oliveira and Bernardo Vasconcelos e Sousa 112 1146 — Marrying for Love of the Crown Manuela Santos Silva 116 1147 — Lisbon: From Conquest to Head of the Realm Amélia Aguiar Andrade and Maria João Branco 119 1153 — A Religion without Borders: Religious Orders João Luís Inglês Fontes 123 1174 — The Language Spoken and Written by the Portuguese Antônio Manuel Ribeiro Rebelo 126 1196 — From Latin Literature to Portuguese Literature Antônio Resende de Oliveira 130 1231 — From Fernando Martins to Saint Anthony of Lisbon and Padua: A Saint for All the World Eleonora Lombardo and José Francisco Meirinhos 133 1276 — Pope John XXI, Portuguese Clergyman and Universal Pastor Armando Norte 137 1290 — A University That Would Develop a World Profile Saul Antônio Gomes 140 1293 — The Merchants’ Guild: The Ports, the King and Portuguese Trade within European Networks AmandioJ. Μ. Barros 144
X I Contents 1297 — The Treaty of Alcañices and the Establishment of a Border with Neighbouring Threats J. A. de Sottomayor-Pizarro 148 1348 — The Black Death: The Near “Global” Plague Maria Helena da Cruz Coelho 151 1385 — Aljubarrota: An Ancestral Enemy, an Old Alliance and Reinforcement of the Country’s Identity João Gouveia Monteiro 155 1415 — New Horizons: The Conquest of Ceuta and the Sea Luís Miguel Duarte 159 Part IV The Early Modern Period Introduction to Part IV — Of Settlement and Slavery to Royal Exile 164 Cátia Antunes 1425 — Madeira: Settlement, Sugar and Enslaved Populations Mariana P. Candido 167 1434 — Rounding Cape Bojador: New Horizons Amélia Polónia 171 1468 — The Guinea Monopoly: Pluricontinental Economic Development Susana Münch Miranda 174 1494 — The Treaty of Tordesillas: A New Vision of the Atlantic and Sharing of the Seas Հ Francisco Contente Domingues 178 1496 — Expulsion of the Jews: The Diaspora of the Diasporas José Alberto Rodrigues da Silva Tavim 181 1498-1500 — Calicut and Porto Seguro: The Birth of Pluricontinentalism Edgar Cravo Bertrand Pereira 184 1502 — Asilah, Ceuta, Tangier and Ksar es-Seghir: The Global Phenomenon of the Misericórdia Brotherhoods Isabel dos Guimarães Sá 188 1502 — The Cantino Planisphere: A Model of the World Joaquim Alves Gaspar 191 1509 — Santarém Rice and the Globalization of Food Products Isabel Drumond Braga 195
Contents I xî 1514 — A Religion for the World: Royal Patronage and a Pluricontinental Diocese José Pedro Paiva 198 1517 — The Slave Revoit in São Tomé Filipa Ribeiro da Silva 202 1519 — Ferdinand Magellan and the First Voyage Around the World Rui Manuel Loureiro 205 1536 — The Inquisition Arrives in Portugal Francisco Bethencourt 209 1540 — The Jesuits and the First Global Knowledge Database José Eduardo Franco 212 1541 —Mazagan: An Architectural Revolution Walter Rossa 216 1563 — Colóquios dos Simples, or the Globalization of the Printing Press and Knowledge Palmira Fontes da Costa 220 1572 — Camões: Arms, Letters and the Clash of Civilizations Diogo Ramada Curto 223 1580 — Union of Crowns, Union of the World Rafael Valladares 226 1582 — The Gregorian Calendar: Globalizing the Measurement of Time Henrique Leitão and José Madruga Carvalho 230 1614 — The Scientific Revolution Reaches Asia Carlos Fiolhais 233 1640-1648 — The Luso-Spanish Split and the Westphalia Treaties: A Changed World Order? Pedro Cardim 237 1645 — The Pernambucan Insurrection and the Rejection of Globalism Bruno Miranda and Kleber dementino 241 1680 — The Founding of Colonia de Sacramento Tamar Herzog 244 1703 — The Methuen Treaty Cátia Antunes and João Paulo Salvado 248
xii I Contents 1717 — The Palace of Mafra, or a Global Vision of the Baroque Luís de Moura Sobral 251 1727 — The Arrival of Freemasonry in Portugal Antonio Ventura 255 1732 — Preoccupations of the Overseas Council: Decline of the Portuguese Diaspora in the World Noelle Richardson 259 1755 — History and the Great Lisbon Earthquake Mariana Françozo 263 1756 — The Demarcation of the Port Wine Region Gaspar Martins Pereira 267 1759-1773 — The Suppression of the Society of Jesus José Vicente Serrao 270 1807 — The Transfer of the Portuguese Royal Court to Brazil Laura de Mello e Souza 274 Part V The Modern Period Introduction to Part V — From the Independence of Brazil to Portuguese Global Emigration 280 Antônio Costa Pinto 1822 — Brazilian Independence: The Global and the Specific Fernando Catroga 282 1823 — King Miguel and Miguelism Maria Alexandre Lousada 287 1834 — The Institutionalization of Protestantism in Portugal Timóteo Cavaco 291 1867 — Abolition of the Death Penalty Rui de Figueiredo Marcos 294 1884 — Portugal at the Berlin Conference Hugo Gonçalves Dores and Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo 299 1908 — The International Impact of the Regicide of Charles the First Paulo Jorge Fernandes 302 1910 — The Republican Revolution José Miguel Sardica 306
Contents 1911 — Resorts and Tourism: From Madeira to the Algarve I xiii 310 Հ Alberto Vieira 1914 — Amadeo, the Delaunays and Modernism Joana Brites 313 1916 — Portugal and the Great War: Victory with a Taste of Defeat Nuno Severiano Teixeira 317 1917 — Fatima, the Global Shrine Marco Daniel Duarte 321 1933 — Salazarism and the Interwar Dictatorships Rita Almeida de Carvalho 324 1934 — Cod: Global Connections within the National Myth Alvaro Garrido 328 1940 — A Portuguese World on Display Annarita Gori 332 1949 — Egas Moniz, a Nobel Prizewinner Who Founded a School Carlos Fiolhais 336 1949 — Portugal and NATO: Rediscovering the Atlantic Option Nuno Severiano Teixeira 340 1955 — Portugal in the “World Parliament” Fernando Martins 343 1961 — Portugal as Pariah State During the Late Colonial Wars Bruno Cardoso Reis 346 1966 — Eusebio, Lusotropicalism and the Globalization of Sports Idols Nuno Domingos 351 1974 — The 25th of April: Transition to Democracy Maria Inada Rezóla 355 1986 — Portugal’s Membership to the European Economic Community José Luís Cardoso 358 1988 — On the Internationalization of Portuguese Literature: Pessoa, Saramago and Lobo Antunes Onésimo Teotönio Almeida 362
xiv I Contents 2011 — Portuguese Emigration: Global Interconnections Rui Carita 366 The Editors, Scientific Coordinators and Contributors 371 Index 378
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Contents Series Editors’ Preface xv Acknowledgements xvi General Introduction 1 Carlos Fiolhais, José Eduardo Franco and José Pedro Paiva Part I Prehistory and Protohistory Introduction to Part I — From Modern Humans to the Advent of Writing João Luís Cardoso 240,000-10,000 вс — From Neanderthal Man to Homo sapiens João Cascalheira and Nuno Bicho 8 10 5500-4500 вс — The Spread of Farming and Domestic Animals Antonio Faustino Carvalho 14 2700-1800 вс — The Bell Beaker Question: Origin and Diffusion during the Third Millennium вс João Luis Cardoso 17 2000-800 вс — Long-Distance Trading in the Bronze Age Raquel Vilaça 20 Ninth to Fifth Centuries вс — The Phoenicians in Portugal Ana Margarida Arruda 24 Part II Antiquity Introduction to Part II— From the Roman Empire to Gothic Iberia Carlos Fabião 30 218-19 вс — The Romans in the Iberian Peninsula: From Conquered Land to Imperial Province Carlos Fabião 34
viii I Contents 155-139 вс — The Lusitanian Wars and the True Viriathus Amílcar Guerra 37 Second Century вс to the Fourth Century ad — In the Marketplace of the Roman Empire Catarina Viegas 41 139 вс-14 ad — Aligning with the Empire: Language Amílcar Guerra 44 First Century вс — Where Does the World End? Amílcar Guerra 48 First Century вс — The Emergence of Cities Catarina Viegas 52 80 вс — The Impact of the Roman Civil Wars Carlos Fabião 55 16-15 вс — Founding of the Roman Province of Lusitania Catarina Viegas 59 First Century вс to the Second Century ad — Environmental Threats Catarina Viegas 62 17-23 — The Tides According to Strabo Amilcar Guerra 65 First Century — Between Seas: A Historical and Geographical Constant Carlos Fabião 69 Fourth Century — Administrative Reform of the Roman Empire Pedro C. Carvalho 72 409-411 — Arrivals of the Barbarians Pedro C. Carvalho 76 Second Half of the Sixth Century — A United Peninsula Under the Goths Carlos Fabião 80 Part III The Middle Ages Introduction to Part HI — From the Advent of Islam to the Conquest of Ceuta Bernardo Vasconcelos e Sousa 86 711 — Confrontation and Interaction: Islam in the Iberian Peninsula Hermenegildo Fernandes 89
Contents I ix 844 — What Remained from the Time of the Vikings? Hélio Pires 92 882 — Evolution of the Handwritten Text Maria José Azevedo Santos 96 1089 — From Romanesque to Gothic: Aesthetic Forms José Custódio Vieira da Silva 99 1128 — Influences and External Relations in a County That Gave Birth to a Kingdom Luis Carlos Amaral 103 1128 — Fighting in the Name of Faith: Military Orders in Portugal Luis Filipe Oliveira 107 1140 — Afonso Henriques, Portugalensium Rex, Son of Theresa of León and Henry of Burgundy Antônio Resende de Oliveira and Bernardo Vasconcelos e Sousa 112 1146 — Marrying for Love of the Crown Manuela Santos Silva 116 1147 — Lisbon: From Conquest to Head of the Realm Amélia Aguiar Andrade and Maria João Branco 119 1153 — A Religion without Borders: Religious Orders João Luís Inglês Fontes 123 1174 — The Language Spoken and Written by the Portuguese Antônio Manuel Ribeiro Rebelo 126 1196 — From Latin Literature to Portuguese Literature Antônio Resende de Oliveira 130 1231 — From Fernando Martins to Saint Anthony of Lisbon and Padua: A Saint for All the World Eleonora Lombardo and José Francisco Meirinhos 133 1276 — Pope John XXI, Portuguese Clergyman and Universal Pastor Armando Norte 137 1290 — A University That Would Develop a World Profile Saul Antônio Gomes 140 1293 — The Merchants’ Guild: The Ports, the King and Portuguese Trade within European Networks AmandioJ. Μ. Barros 144
X I Contents 1297 — The Treaty of Alcañices and the Establishment of a Border with Neighbouring Threats J. A. de Sottomayor-Pizarro 148 1348 — The Black Death: The Near “Global” Plague Maria Helena da Cruz Coelho 151 1385 — Aljubarrota: An Ancestral Enemy, an Old Alliance and Reinforcement of the Country’s Identity João Gouveia Monteiro 155 1415 — New Horizons: The Conquest of Ceuta and the Sea Luís Miguel Duarte 159 Part IV The Early Modern Period Introduction to Part IV — Of Settlement and Slavery to Royal Exile 164 Cátia Antunes 1425 — Madeira: Settlement, Sugar and Enslaved Populations Mariana P. Candido 167 1434 — Rounding Cape Bojador: New Horizons Amélia Polónia 171 1468 — The Guinea Monopoly: Pluricontinental Economic Development Susana Münch Miranda 174 1494 — The Treaty of Tordesillas: A New Vision of the Atlantic and Sharing of the Seas Հ Francisco Contente Domingues 178 1496 — Expulsion of the Jews: The Diaspora of the Diasporas José Alberto Rodrigues da Silva Tavim 181 1498-1500 — Calicut and Porto Seguro: The Birth of Pluricontinentalism Edgar Cravo Bertrand Pereira 184 1502 — Asilah, Ceuta, Tangier and Ksar es-Seghir: The Global Phenomenon of the Misericórdia Brotherhoods Isabel dos Guimarães Sá 188 1502 — The Cantino Planisphere: A Model of the World Joaquim Alves Gaspar 191 1509 — Santarém Rice and the Globalization of Food Products Isabel Drumond Braga 195
Contents I xî 1514 — A Religion for the World: Royal Patronage and a Pluricontinental Diocese José Pedro Paiva 198 1517 — The Slave Revoit in São Tomé Filipa Ribeiro da Silva 202 1519 — Ferdinand Magellan and the First Voyage Around the World Rui Manuel Loureiro 205 1536 — The Inquisition Arrives in Portugal Francisco Bethencourt 209 1540 — The Jesuits and the First Global Knowledge Database José Eduardo Franco 212 1541 —Mazagan: An Architectural Revolution Walter Rossa 216 1563 — Colóquios dos Simples, or the Globalization of the Printing Press and Knowledge Palmira Fontes da Costa 220 1572 — Camões: Arms, Letters and the Clash of Civilizations Diogo Ramada Curto 223 1580 — Union of Crowns, Union of the World Rafael Valladares 226 1582 — The Gregorian Calendar: Globalizing the Measurement of Time Henrique Leitão and José Madruga Carvalho 230 1614 — The Scientific Revolution Reaches Asia Carlos Fiolhais 233 1640-1648 — The Luso-Spanish Split and the Westphalia Treaties: A Changed World Order? Pedro Cardim 237 1645 — The Pernambucan Insurrection and the Rejection of Globalism Bruno Miranda and Kleber dementino 241 1680 — The Founding of Colonia de Sacramento Tamar Herzog 244 1703 — The Methuen Treaty Cátia Antunes and João Paulo Salvado 248
xii I Contents 1717 — The Palace of Mafra, or a Global Vision of the Baroque Luís de Moura Sobral 251 1727 — The Arrival of Freemasonry in Portugal Antonio Ventura 255 1732 — Preoccupations of the Overseas Council: Decline of the Portuguese Diaspora in the World Noelle Richardson 259 1755 — History and the Great Lisbon Earthquake Mariana Françozo 263 1756 — The Demarcation of the Port Wine Region Gaspar Martins Pereira 267 1759-1773 — The Suppression of the Society of Jesus José Vicente Serrao 270 1807 — The Transfer of the Portuguese Royal Court to Brazil Laura de Mello e Souza 274 Part V The Modern Period Introduction to Part V — From the Independence of Brazil to Portuguese Global Emigration 280 Antônio Costa Pinto 1822 — Brazilian Independence: The Global and the Specific Fernando Catroga 282 1823 — King Miguel and Miguelism Maria Alexandre Lousada 287 1834 — The Institutionalization of Protestantism in Portugal Timóteo Cavaco 291 1867 — Abolition of the Death Penalty Rui de Figueiredo Marcos 294 1884 — Portugal at the Berlin Conference Hugo Gonçalves Dores and Miguel Bandeira Jerónimo 299 1908 — The International Impact of the Regicide of Charles the First Paulo Jorge Fernandes 302 1910 — The Republican Revolution José Miguel Sardica 306
Contents 1911 — Resorts and Tourism: From Madeira to the Algarve I xiii 310 Հ Alberto Vieira 1914 — Amadeo, the Delaunays and Modernism Joana Brites 313 1916 — Portugal and the Great War: Victory with a Taste of Defeat Nuno Severiano Teixeira 317 1917 — Fatima, the Global Shrine Marco Daniel Duarte 321 1933 — Salazarism and the Interwar Dictatorships Rita Almeida de Carvalho 324 1934 — Cod: Global Connections within the National Myth Alvaro Garrido 328 1940 — A Portuguese World on Display Annarita Gori 332 1949 — Egas Moniz, a Nobel Prizewinner Who Founded a School Carlos Fiolhais 336 1949 — Portugal and NATO: Rediscovering the Atlantic Option Nuno Severiano Teixeira 340 1955 — Portugal in the “World Parliament” Fernando Martins 343 1961 — Portugal as Pariah State During the Late Colonial Wars Bruno Cardoso Reis 346 1966 — Eusebio, Lusotropicalism and the Globalization of Sports Idols Nuno Domingos 351 1974 — The 25th of April: Transition to Democracy Maria Inada Rezóla 355 1986 — Portugal’s Membership to the European Economic Community José Luís Cardoso 358 1988 — On the Internationalization of Portuguese Literature: Pessoa, Saramago and Lobo Antunes Onésimo Teotönio Almeida 362
xiv I Contents 2011 — Portuguese Emigration: Global Interconnections Rui Carita 366 The Editors, Scientific Coordinators and Contributors 371 Index 378 |
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| publisher | Sussex Academic Press |
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| series2 | The Portuguese-speaking world : its history, politics and culture |
| spelling | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world edited by Carlos Fiolhais, Jose Eduardo Franco and Jose Pedro Paiva Brighton ; Chicago ; Toronto Sussex Academic Press 2022 xvii, 397 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The Portuguese-speaking world : its history, politics and culture Geschichte gnd rswk-swf Portugal (DE-588)4046843-4 gnd rswk-swf Portugal (DE-588)4046843-4 g Geschichte z DE-604 Fiolhais, Carlos 1956- (DE-588)1057558338 edt Franco, José Eduardo 1969- (DE-588)143285971 edt Paiva, José Pedro 1960- (DE-588)173465358 edt Digitalisierung BSB München - ADAM Catalogue Enrichment application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032849130&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
| spellingShingle | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world |
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| title | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world |
| title_auth | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world |
| title_exact_search | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world |
| title_exact_search_txtP | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world |
| title_full | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world edited by Carlos Fiolhais, Jose Eduardo Franco and Jose Pedro Paiva |
| title_fullStr | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world edited by Carlos Fiolhais, Jose Eduardo Franco and Jose Pedro Paiva |
| title_full_unstemmed | The global history of Portugal from pre-history to the modern world edited by Carlos Fiolhais, Jose Eduardo Franco and Jose Pedro Paiva |
| title_short | The global history of Portugal |
| title_sort | the global history of portugal from pre history to the modern world |
| title_sub | from pre-history to the modern world |
| topic_facet | Portugal |
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