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  Prevalence of autism spectrum disorder in children in the Azores Islands (Portugal) : sociodemographic and clinical profile

  (Springer, 2025-06-17) Dias, Ana Rita Conde; Mota, Pilar; Botelho , Tânia; Caldeira, Suzana Nunes; Rego, Isabel Estrela; Silva, Osvaldo; Toledo de Sousa , Áurea; Freitas , Carina; HEI-LAB - Human Environment Interaction Lab

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  Prevalence studies are essential to provide objective indicators about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and are a source of information for public policies. This study aimed to estimate the prevalence of ASD among children in the Azores Islands (Portugal). Administrative data on the number of children with a proven diagnosis of ASD were collected from all schools. Parents completed a questionnaire about the child’s sociodemographic characteristics, the diagnostic process, and clinical history. The overall prevalence of ASD in the Azores region was 9.92 per 1000 children, approximately equivalent to 1% (0.99). The prevalence of ASD in the Azores seems to be higher when compared with the global rate in Portugal, as well as with other regions of Europe. There appears to be a concentration of children with ASD in the region, and the results appear to support the hypothesis of a heritable predisposition to ASD.

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  Anne mette thorhauge from the department of media, cognition and communication at the University of Copenhagen talks with Kathleen Tyner and Conceição Costa about opportunities and challenges as games are integrated into the formal learning environment

  (University of Lusophone Humanities and Technology, 2018-11-18) Tyner, Kathleen; Costa, Conceição; CeiED - Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education and Development; FCSEA - Faculty of Social Sciences, Education and Administration

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  Introdução / notas das editoras Arte contemporânea : um instrumento para uma museologia inclusiva

  (Lusofona University, 2024-06-11) Alves, Margarida Brito; Jecu, Marta; Faculdade de Ciências Sociais, Educação e Administração; CeIED (FCT) - Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares em Educação e Desenvolvimento

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  Um olhar sociomuseológico sobre a dança contemporânea e a performance em museus e suas potencialidades na transformação social e institucional

  (Lusofona University, 2024-06-11) Ciafrino, Arantxa Llanos; Pausini, Adel Igor; CeIED (FCT) - Centro de Estudos Interdisciplinares em Educação e Desenvolvimento; Faculdade de Ciências Sociais, Educação e Administração

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  O presente artigo examina a entrada da performance e da dança contemporânea nos museus ocidentais. Desde a década de 1960, as artes em movimento têm gradualmente conquistado espaço em instituições museológicas. Referenciando diversos autores no campo da Sociomuseologia e dos Estudos em Dança, neste texto busca-se proporcionar uma compreensão do corpo como um elemento que acumula conhecimento transmissível através do movimento, com base no pensamento de autores como Maria Leda Martins, Zeca Ligiério e Susan Leigh Foster, entre outros. Dois estudos de caso serão explorados para entender como a performance e a dança contemporânea podem se relacionar com a necessidade de decolonizar espaços museológicos: a coreógrafa Amanda Piña e a dupla de artistas Antonio Amador e Jandir Junior. Tratam-se de exemplos que oferecem diferentes perspectivas artísticas e abordagens em relação à possibilidade de transformação dos museus. Palavras-chave: Sociomuseologia; Dança Contemporânea; Performance; Decolonial; Museus de Arte

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  Curating moving images : Laurent Mannoni on his Archaeology of the Cinema

  (Edições Universitárias Lusófonas, 2025) Flores, Victor; Saraiva, Beatriz; CICANT - Centre for Research in Applied Communication, Culture, and New Technologies

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  In 2024, the 30th anniversary of Laurent Mannoni’s seminal work The Great Art of Light and Shadow: Archaeology of the Cinema was marked. Published in 1994 on the occasion of the centenary of cinema, the book is a cornerstone in the study of the origins of moving images, drawing on extensive archival research and an intimate understanding of cinematic technology. Mannoni’s approach resonates with the broader field of Media Archaeology as it explored the rich tapestry of innovation and experimentation that preceded the dominant narratives of cinema’s birth. Victor Flores and Beatriz Saraiva engage Mannoni in a retrospective that spans his decades-long career at the Cinémathèque française, where he has played a pivotal role in exploring, preserving, and celebrating the material history of cinema. From his serendipitous early encounters with luminaries like Lotte Eisner to his passion for resurrecting forgotten technologies, Mannoni shares insights into his methodology, the evolution of media archaeology, and the enduring importance of objects like the magic lantern in understanding cinema’s trajectory. As Mannoni reflects on the challenges of conserving film heritage and the role of new technologies, he offers a vision for the future: the dream of a comprehensive French cinema museum, a space that bridges the gap between past and present while honoring the universal art of moving images. This interview took place over a video call connecting Lisbon and Paris on 25 October. It provides a tribute to his life’s work and an invitation to reconsider the intricate interplay of light, motion, and machinery that defines the cinematic experience.

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