CHAM2019: Innovation, Invention and Memory in Africa

Time zone: Europe/Lisbon

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Wednesday 17 July

	1 15:00-16:30	2 17:00-18:30
B1 0.03	P09 (1/2) Ancient Egypt throughout time: identities, narratives and representations	P09 (2/2) Ancient Egypt throughout time: identities, narratives and representations
B1 0.05	P18 (1/4) Diaspora, slavery and resistance in the Atlantic world (16th to 19th century)	P18 (2/4) Diaspora, slavery and resistance in the Atlantic world (16th to 19th century)
B1 0.06	P26 (1/3) Women's voices	P26 (2/3) Women's voices
B1 0.08	P33 (1/2) Literatures: theory, critique and production	P33 (2/2) Literatures: theory, critique and production
B1 0.09		P32 (1/3) History: foundations and current readings
B1 1.10	P22 The arts as a powerful means of decolonizing the city
B1 1.12	P31 (1/2) Film, theatre, music: new directions, legacies	P31 (2/2) Film, theatre, music: new directions, legacies
	1 15:00 - 16:30	2 17:00 - 18:30

Thursday 18 July

	3 09:30-11:00	4 14:30-16:00	5 16:30-18:00
B1 0.03	P08 (1/2) Education and national identities	P08 (2/2) Education and national identities
B1 0.05	P18 (3/4) Diaspora, slavery and resistance in the Atlantic world (16th to 19th century)	P18 (4/4) Diaspora, slavery and resistance in the Atlantic world (16th to 19th century)	P10 (1/4) From slavery to freedom: experiences in Africa
B1 0.06	P26 (3/3) Women's voices		P30 Diaspora communities: past and present history(ies)
B1 0.08	P19 (1/2) African colonization and decolonization in li̇terature	P19 (2/2) African colonization and decolonization in li̇terature	P20 Literary approaches to the relationship between colonization, Christianity and civilization
B1 0.09	P32 (2/3) History: foundations and current readings	P32 (3/3) History: foundations and current readings
B1 1.10		P25 (1/2) Colonial press as an archive of connected histories	P25 (2/2) Colonial press as an archive of connected histories
B1 1.12	P27 (1/2) Contemporary Sub-Saharan visual arts	P27 (2/2) Contemporary Sub-Saharan visual arts	P05 The archive of the conscious
	3 9:30 - 11:00	4 14:30 - 16:00	5 16:30 - 18:00

Friday 19 July

	6 09:30-11:00	7 11:30-13:00	8 14:00-15:30	9 16:00-17:30
B1 0.03	P14 Commercial and political-institutional relations in Africa from the 15th-19th centuries (Policy and Practice panel)	P15 The immigrant muse: contemporary African writers in a new "Black Atlantic" diaspora		P21 African entrepreneurs: fashioning the future and negotiating the past
B1 0.05	P10 (2/4) From slavery to freedom: experiences in Africa	P10 (3/4) From slavery to freedom: experiences in Africa	P10 (4/4) From slavery to freedom: experiences in Africa
B1 0.06		P06 (1/3) Reconfiguring identities in a changing world: press, journals and books since the 1950's	P06 (2/3) Reconfiguring identities in a changing world: press, journals and books since the 1950's	P06 (3/3) Reconfiguring identities in a changing world: press, journals and books since the 1950's
B1 0.08	P02 Gendering the liberation: women´s ‘wars’ in post-independence, post-apartheid Southern Africa
B1 0.09	P11 (1/4) Portuguese and national languages in Africa: memory and innovation	P11 (2/4) Portuguese and national languages in Africa: memory and innovation	P11 (3/4) Portuguese and national languages in Africa: memory and innovation	P11 (4/4) Portuguese and national languages in Africa: memory and innovation
B1 1.10		P29 Cultural practices: representations and discourses	P17 (1/2) Universalism and autoctonia in the construction of the African episteme	P17 (2/2) Universalism and autoctonia in the construction of the African episteme
B1 1.12	P07 The sea in Portuguese-language African literatures	P16 (1/2) Commodity frontiers and knowledge regimes in Africa, 1800 to present	P16 (2/2) Commodity frontiers and knowledge regimes in Africa, 1800 to present	P23 Africa's new frontiers: fresh, trending and innovative
	6 9:30 - 11:00	7 11:30 - 13:00	8 14:00 - 15:30	9 16:00 - 17:30

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