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Events

Wonder International Colloquia

in collaboration with
Professor Margarita Hernández Torremocha
(Universidad de Valladolid)

Professor Isabel Drumond Braga
(Universidade de Lisboa)

Wonder Colloquia Series 2024 
Fifth Session

In our fifth colloquium, we had the privilege of hosting Professor Barbara Potthast from the University of Cologne, who delivered a captivating talk on the role of women as jefes de familia in 19th-century Paraguay.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Wonder Colloquia Series 2024 
Fourth Session

In our fourth colloquium, we were privileged to have Professor Isabel Drumond Braga from the Universidade de Lisboa deliver a captivating talk on the Portuguese Inquisition, enriching our understanding on women's experiences and inquisitorial procedures. 

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Wonder Colloquia Series 2024 
Third Session

In our third colloquium, we were thrilled to welcome Professor Margarita Torremocha Hernández from the Universidad de Valladolid! Her lecture was a captivating blend of insight and intrigue, leaving us all inspired and eager for more.

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Wonder Colloquia Series 2024 
First Session

In our opening colloquium, we were delighted to host Professor Darlene Abreu-Ferreira from the University of Winnipeg! Her presence added a remarkable depth to our discussions, setting the stage for an inspiring series of events

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Wonder Colloquia Series 2024 
Second Session

In our second colloquium, we were privileged to host Professor Bethany Aram from Universidad Pablo de Olavide! The gathering was truly captivating, offering rich insights that ignited vibrant discussions among everyone present.

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Workshop Women's and Gender History in the Portuguese Empire: Global Knowledge Production
October 11th, 2023

Focused on lobal knowledge production, Women and Gender Relations in the Portuguese Empire brings together scholars and early career researchers working on women and gender in the Portuguese Empire in the early modern period. It will address several issues concerning women’s knowledge production, íncludingas normative, emotional, spiritual, and healing practices. 

This will be the first activity hosted by the project Doing Women's Legal History in the Iberian Empires and the first event organized by the WONDER Network. 

The workshop will be held on 11 October 2023 in hybrid mode, at the Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory and online. Professor Sarah Owens (College of Charleston) will be the opening keynote.

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