1948-1965: o declínio do paradigma clássico e a emergência do maneirismo de Hollywood

O presente trabalho, investiga as origens históricas e as características formais do maneirismo de Hollywood, através de uma análise da produção cinematográfica dos estúdios de Hollywood, entre o final da década de 1920 e o fim do chamado studio system (em meados da década de 1960). Tal como o maneirismo histórico, o maneirismo hollywoodiano constitui um fenómeno artístico complexo e contraditório, cujas origens remontam ao estilo germânico introduzido no cinema dos estúdios em final dos anos vinte, por cineastas europeus como F.W. Murnau, Paul Leni, Rouben Mamoulian e James Whale. Tendo eclodido no final da II Guerra Mundial, período que assinala o início crise do sistema social, cultural e industrial que havia originado o cinema clássico, o maneirismo de Hollywood nasceu de uma consciência do cinema em relação ao seu passado. Obrigado a concorrer com a chamada “modernidade” cinematográfica europeia e com a ficção televisiva (que se apropriara do modelo clássico), o cinema de Hollywood explorou novos temas e géneros cinematográficos e investiu na exibição da técnica e do aparato tecnológico, forçando os limites do paradigma clássico, através de uma retórica de efeitos maneiristas que, não implicando um corte radical com o classicismo, representou uma clara tentativa de renovação formal, levada a cabo por cineastas como Alfred Hitchcock, Vincente Minnelli, Douglas Sirk, Stanley Donen e Jerry Lewis. A coexistência de varias correntes estéticas no cinema do pós-guerra (1945-1968), período em que, a par das últimas grandes obras clássicas, o maneirismo enquanto manifestação estética emergiu como modelo dominante, permite-nos concluir que o chamado cinema “clássico” (do estúdios de Hollywood) incluiu também, desde cedo, um cinema maneirista.

Os vitrais do Palácio da Pena e a colecçao de D. Fernando II: contributos para o seu estudo

Tese de mestrado, Arte, Património e Teoria do Restauro, Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2011

CRIME IN SOUTH CAROLINA 1996

The South Carolina State Law Enforcement Division publishes Crime in South Carolina, an annual report that provides general information about crime trends, provides crime data at the county level for the most recent year available, compares national and state crime trends and provides descriptive information about crime.

Agency Accountability Report Fiscal Year 1996-97

The South Carolina State Ethics Commission reports to the Office of State Budget its annual accountability report that includes an organization chart, comparative summary of statistics, and report of programs of the Ethics Commission.

Um drama da crítica: Oscar Wilde, Walter Pater e Matthew Arnold, lidos por Fernando Pessoa

Tese de doutoramento, Estudos da Literatura e da Cultura (Teoria da Literatura), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2014

Pharmacotherapy follow-up in the prevention of cardiovascular disease

Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death in Portugal, alike what is verified in the remaining western countries. There are factors that increase the risk of its occurrence, that do not usually emerge isolated, tending to group in the individual. This coexistence results in a combined effect which is larger than the one expected from the sum of its individual effects. The global cardiovascular risk is defined as the percentage change of developing a cardiovascular event over a given period of time (generally 10 years). The purpose of global cardiovascular risk assessment is to identify the individuals who should be counseled and receive treatment to prevent a cardiovascular disease, as well as to establish the therapeutics aggressiveness level.

Changes in the Pollen Seasons of the Early Flowering Trees Alnus spp. and Corylus spp. in Worcester United Kingdom 1996-2005

Previous work on Betula spp. (birch) in the UK and at five sites in Europe has shown that pollen seasons for this taxon have tended to become earlier by about 5–10 days per decade in most regions investigated over the last 30 years. This pattern has been linked to the trend to warmer winters and springs in recent years. However, little work has been done to investigate the changes in the pollen seasons for the early flowering trees. Several of these, such as Alnus spp. and Corylus spp., have allergens, which cross-react with those of Betula spp., and so have a priming effect on allergic people. This paper investigates pollen seasons for Alnus spp. and Corylus spp. for the years 1996–2005 at Worcester, in the West Midlands, United Kingdom. Pollen data for daily average counts were collected using a Burkard volumetric trap sited on the exposed roof of a three-storey building. The climate is western maritime. Meteorological data for daily temperatures (maximum and minimum) and rainfall were obtained from the local monitoring sites. The local area up to approximately 10 km surrounding the site is mostly level terrain with some undulating hills and valleys. The local vegetation is mixed farmland and deciduous woodland. The pollen seasons for the two taxa investigated are typically late December or early January to late March. Various ways of defining the start and end of the pollen seasons were considered for these taxa, but the most useful was the 1% method whereby the season is deemed to have started when 1% of the total catch is achieved and to have ended when 99% is reached. The cumulative catches (in grains/m3) for Alnus spp. varied from 698 (2001) to 3,467 (2004). For Corylus spp., they varied from 65 (2001) to 4,933 (2004). The start dates for Alnus spp. showed 39 days difference in the 10 years (earliest 2000 day 21, latest 1996 day 60). The end dates differed by 26 days and the length of season differed by 15 days. The last 4 years in the set had notably higher cumulative counts than the first 2, but there was no trend towards earlier starts. For Corylus spp. start days also differed by 39 days (earliest 1999 day 5, latest 1996 day 44). The end date differed by 35 days and length of season by 26 days. Cumulative counts and lengths of season showed a distinct pattern of alternative high (long) and low (short) years. There is some evidence of a synchronous pattern for Alnus spp.. These patterns show some significant correlations with temperature and rainfall through the autumn, winter and early spring, and some relationships with growth degree 4s and chill units, but the series is too short to discern trends. The analysis has provided insight to the variation in the seasons for these early flowering trees and will form a basis for future work on building predictive models for these taxa.

O substrato idealista no programa de filosofia do ensino secundário e nas posteriores orientações

Relatório da prática de ensino supervisionada, Mestrado em Ensino de Filosofia no Secundário, Universidade de Lisboa, 2014

A presença árabe-islâmica em Fernando Pessoa

Tese de doutoramento, Filosofia (Filosofia em Portugal), Universidade de Lisboa, Faculdade de Letras, 2015

University Concert Band, April 28, 1948

Concert program for University Concert Band, April 28, 1948

Unidade de estilo em Fernando Pessoa?: análise de três poemas de produção heteronímia

Polissema: Revista de Letras do ISCAP 2002/N.º 2 Linguagens