Sexta-feira, 1 de Abril de 2011
FADO EM ALMADA
Gisela João é a fadista que o Teatro Municipal de Almada apresenta pela primeira vez fora do circuito do Porto. Actua desde 2003 e ganha em 2006 o Primeiro Prémio do XV Concurso de Fado Amador J. F. Lordelo do Ouro. Também em 2006 edita o CD Gisela João / O meu fado, onde é acompanhada à guitarra portuguesa e à viola. Com Paulo Parreira na guitarra portuguesa, Pedro Soares na viola de fado e Gustavo Roriz na viola baixo, ela actua no dia 9 de Abril, às 21:30, na Sala Experimental do Teatro Municipal de Almada.
tags: música
FADO EM ALMADA
Gisela João é a fadista que o Teatro Municipal de Almada apresenta pela primeira vez fora do circuito do Porto. Actua desde 2003 e ganha em 2006 o Primeiro Prémio do XV Concurso de Fado Amador J. F. Lordelo do Ouro. Também em 2006 edita o CD Gisela João / O meu fado, onde é acompanhada à guitarra portuguesa e à viola. Com Paulo Parreira na guitarra portuguesa, Pedro Soares na viola de fado e Gustavo Roriz na viola baixo, ela actua no dia 9 de Abril, às 21:30, na Sala Experimental do Teatro Municipal de Almada.
tags: música
FADO EM ALMADA
Gisela João é a fadista que o Teatro Municipal de Almada apresenta pela primeira vez fora do circuito do Porto. Actua desde 2003 e ganha em 2006 o Primeiro Prémio do XV Concurso de Fado Amador J. F. Lordelo do Ouro. Também em 2006 edita o CD Gisela João / O meu fado, onde é acompanhada à guitarra portuguesa e à viola. Com Paulo Parreira na guitarra portuguesa, Pedro Soares na viola de fado e Gustavo Roriz na viola baixo, ela actua no dia 9 de Abril, às 21:30, na Sala Experimental do Teatro Municipal de Almada.
tags: música
FADO EM ALMADA
Gisela João é a fadista que o Teatro Municipal de Almada apresenta pela primeira vez fora do circuito do Porto. Actua desde 2003 e ganha em 2006 o Primeiro Prémio do XV Concurso de Fado Amador J. F. Lordelo do Ouro. Também em 2006 edita o CD Gisela João / O meu fado, onde é acompanhada à guitarra portuguesa e à viola. Com Paulo Parreira na guitarra portuguesa, Pedro Soares na viola de fado e Gustavo Roriz na viola baixo, ela actua no dia 9 de Abril, às 21:30, na Sala Experimental do Teatro Municipal de Almada.
tags: música
FADO EM ALMADA
Gisela João é a fadista que o Teatro Municipal de Almada apresenta pela primeira vez fora do circuito do Porto. Actua desde 2003 e ganha em 2006 o Primeiro Prémio do XV Concurso de Fado Amador J. F. Lordelo do Ouro. Também em 2006 edita o CD Gisela João / O meu fado, onde é acompanhada à guitarra portuguesa e à viola. Com Paulo Parreira na guitarra portuguesa, Pedro Soares na viola de fado e Gustavo Roriz na viola baixo, ela actua no dia 9 de Abril, às 21:30, na Sala Experimental do Teatro Municipal de Almada.
tags: música
MCLUHAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIA
Centennial Conference. 26-28 October 2011 - Brussels(http://www.mcluhancentennial.eu/). "Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980): media theorist, cultural critic, provoker. Undoubtedly influential. Pitching phrases like 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village,' McLuhan rose to stardom in the 1960s, only to see his fame decay during the last decade of his life. Since the early 1990s however, his ideas have been gradually rediscovered by academics and pop culture alike. The digital revolution made him, retrospectively, a quite accurate analyst of the information era, even a visionary in the eyes of some. Within communication studies, cultural studies, sociology, and philosophy, his insights remain fertile ground for anyone trying to understand the interactions of humans, technologies, and media environments. In 2011, McLuhan would have celebrated his 100th birthday. A perfect moment to look back as well as ahead. During this interdisciplinary conference, we will discuss McLuhan's ideas from different perspectives and traditions. At the same time we wish to highlight an aspect of McLuhan that until now has been underexposed: his philosophy of media. Inasmuch as he reflected upon the workings and forms of media, McLuhan truly was a philosopher of technology, very much in the style of contemporary Anglo-American philosophers of technology: weaving together ontology, phenomenology, critique, and cultural observations into an eclectic patchwork bent on understanding media dynamics. And “media”, in McLuhan's sense, could be anything made by humans, ranging from cars over political systems to ideas". Organized by the Centre for Ethics and the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (IBBT-SMIT), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Free University of Brussels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - http://www.vub.ac.be/.
MCLUHAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIA
Centennial Conference. 26-28 October 2011 - Brussels(http://www.mcluhancentennial.eu/). "Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980): media theorist, cultural critic, provoker. Undoubtedly influential. Pitching phrases like 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village,' McLuhan rose to stardom in the 1960s, only to see his fame decay during the last decade of his life. Since the early 1990s however, his ideas have been gradually rediscovered by academics and pop culture alike. The digital revolution made him, retrospectively, a quite accurate analyst of the information era, even a visionary in the eyes of some. Within communication studies, cultural studies, sociology, and philosophy, his insights remain fertile ground for anyone trying to understand the interactions of humans, technologies, and media environments. In 2011, McLuhan would have celebrated his 100th birthday. A perfect moment to look back as well as ahead. During this interdisciplinary conference, we will discuss McLuhan's ideas from different perspectives and traditions. At the same time we wish to highlight an aspect of McLuhan that until now has been underexposed: his philosophy of media. Inasmuch as he reflected upon the workings and forms of media, McLuhan truly was a philosopher of technology, very much in the style of contemporary Anglo-American philosophers of technology: weaving together ontology, phenomenology, critique, and cultural observations into an eclectic patchwork bent on understanding media dynamics. And “media”, in McLuhan's sense, could be anything made by humans, ranging from cars over political systems to ideas". Organized by the Centre for Ethics and the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (IBBT-SMIT), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Free University of Brussels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - http://www.vub.ac.be/.
MCLUHAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIA
Centennial Conference. 26-28 October 2011 - Brussels(http://www.mcluhancentennial.eu/). "Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980): media theorist, cultural critic, provoker. Undoubtedly influential. Pitching phrases like 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village,' McLuhan rose to stardom in the 1960s, only to see his fame decay during the last decade of his life. Since the early 1990s however, his ideas have been gradually rediscovered by academics and pop culture alike. The digital revolution made him, retrospectively, a quite accurate analyst of the information era, even a visionary in the eyes of some. Within communication studies, cultural studies, sociology, and philosophy, his insights remain fertile ground for anyone trying to understand the interactions of humans, technologies, and media environments. In 2011, McLuhan would have celebrated his 100th birthday. A perfect moment to look back as well as ahead. During this interdisciplinary conference, we will discuss McLuhan's ideas from different perspectives and traditions. At the same time we wish to highlight an aspect of McLuhan that until now has been underexposed: his philosophy of media. Inasmuch as he reflected upon the workings and forms of media, McLuhan truly was a philosopher of technology, very much in the style of contemporary Anglo-American philosophers of technology: weaving together ontology, phenomenology, critique, and cultural observations into an eclectic patchwork bent on understanding media dynamics. And “media”, in McLuhan's sense, could be anything made by humans, ranging from cars over political systems to ideas". Organized by the Centre for Ethics and the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (IBBT-SMIT), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Free University of Brussels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - http://www.vub.ac.be/.
MCLUHAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIA
Centennial Conference. 26-28 October 2011 - Brussels(http://www.mcluhancentennial.eu/). "Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980): media theorist, cultural critic, provoker. Undoubtedly influential. Pitching phrases like 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village,' McLuhan rose to stardom in the 1960s, only to see his fame decay during the last decade of his life. Since the early 1990s however, his ideas have been gradually rediscovered by academics and pop culture alike. The digital revolution made him, retrospectively, a quite accurate analyst of the information era, even a visionary in the eyes of some. Within communication studies, cultural studies, sociology, and philosophy, his insights remain fertile ground for anyone trying to understand the interactions of humans, technologies, and media environments. In 2011, McLuhan would have celebrated his 100th birthday. A perfect moment to look back as well as ahead. During this interdisciplinary conference, we will discuss McLuhan's ideas from different perspectives and traditions. At the same time we wish to highlight an aspect of McLuhan that until now has been underexposed: his philosophy of media. Inasmuch as he reflected upon the workings and forms of media, McLuhan truly was a philosopher of technology, very much in the style of contemporary Anglo-American philosophers of technology: weaving together ontology, phenomenology, critique, and cultural observations into an eclectic patchwork bent on understanding media dynamics. And “media”, in McLuhan's sense, could be anything made by humans, ranging from cars over political systems to ideas". Organized by the Centre for Ethics and the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (IBBT-SMIT), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Free University of Brussels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - http://www.vub.ac.be/.
MCLUHAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MEDIA
Centennial Conference. 26-28 October 2011 - Brussels(http://www.mcluhancentennial.eu/). "Marshall McLuhan (1911-1980): media theorist, cultural critic, provoker. Undoubtedly influential. Pitching phrases like 'the medium is the message' and 'the global village,' McLuhan rose to stardom in the 1960s, only to see his fame decay during the last decade of his life. Since the early 1990s however, his ideas have been gradually rediscovered by academics and pop culture alike. The digital revolution made him, retrospectively, a quite accurate analyst of the information era, even a visionary in the eyes of some. Within communication studies, cultural studies, sociology, and philosophy, his insights remain fertile ground for anyone trying to understand the interactions of humans, technologies, and media environments. In 2011, McLuhan would have celebrated his 100th birthday. A perfect moment to look back as well as ahead. During this interdisciplinary conference, we will discuss McLuhan's ideas from different perspectives and traditions. At the same time we wish to highlight an aspect of McLuhan that until now has been underexposed: his philosophy of media. Inasmuch as he reflected upon the workings and forms of media, McLuhan truly was a philosopher of technology, very much in the style of contemporary Anglo-American philosophers of technology: weaving together ontology, phenomenology, critique, and cultural observations into an eclectic patchwork bent on understanding media dynamics. And “media”, in McLuhan's sense, could be anything made by humans, ranging from cars over political systems to ideas". Organized by the Centre for Ethics and the Interdisciplinary Institute for Broadband Technology - Studies on Media, Information and Telecommunication (IBBT-SMIT), Faculty of Arts and Philosophy, Free University of Brussels (Vrije Universiteit Brussel) - http://www.vub.ac.be/.
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