CECC - Centro de Estudos de Comunicação e Cultura

CECC - Centro de Estudos de Comunicação e Cultura Research Centre for Communication and Culture. funded by FCT [UID/00126/2025] CECC is funded by FCT [UIDB/ELT/00126/2020]

The aim of the Research Centre for Communication and Culture (CECC) is to promote and develop research in the areas of culture, literature, translation, language, and communication sciences, from a multidisciplinary perspective and encouraging relations between these different fields of knowledge, as well as the relations of each of them with other scientific areas. The Centre integrates scientifi

c research in the areas of Culture and Literature Studies and Communication Sciences, in a systemic and interdisciplinary collaboration between these two fields of knowledge and including international clusters of excellence that pursue the same academic goal. The result of an awareness of the cultural and symbolic nature of acts of communicative mediation and of the institutions that govern them (newspapers, television, cinema, theatre, literature, publishing, museums and the Internet), and also of the notion that all aesthetic acts, by creating meaning, seek to communicate, is a twofold collaboration which transforms communication sciences into acts of culture and culture studies into communicative and symbolic acts. The research produced in the Research Centre for Communication and Culture is undertaken within the crossover of these two suppositions, bringing together interdisciplinary teams from the scientific areas of literary studies, language studies, culture studies and communication sciences, who are united in an inter-systemic discussion of central issues related to how societies represent themselves, project their experiences and deal with the complexity of modernity. Scientific interests which are ancillary to CECC’s activity are the study of the creation of culture in modernity, the inter-semiotic study of mediation, intercultural dialogue/conflict, and the model of translation both as an inter-linguistic reference and as a cultural element that permeates the interaction between peoples and cultures and defines the way they represent themselves. The Centre has established multiple links with the Doctoral Programmes in Culture Studies and Communication Studies, thus presenting itself as an exceptional locus for discovering and training young researchers.

25 March 2026, at 3.30 p.m.Join us for this creative writing workshop.
20/03/2026

25 March 2026, at 3.30 p.m.
Join us for this creative writing workshop.

Save the date.March 25 at 15:30, room 322.InterCECCtions will feature a discussion of best practices and tips for how to...
18/03/2026

Save the date.
March 25 at 15:30, room 322.

InterCECCtions will feature a discussion of best practices and tips for how to prepare for a successful defense of a thesis, dissertation, or proposal. We will be joined by co-coordinators of three Master’s programs at FCH – Prof. Annimari Juvonen from Culture Studies, Prof. Ioli Campos from Communication Studies, and Prof. Rita Bueno Maia from Translation Studies – to share their insight and experiences. The session will take place on March 25 at 15:30 in room 322.

As a reminder, InterCECCtions is a monthly gathering for everyone in the CECC community, particularly graduate students and junior researchers. We aim to provide an informal space for graduate students and CECC researchers to share ongoing research projects and challenges, get feedback and exchange ideas, and find opportunities for collaboration.

Join us on Friday, March 20, at 6.30.
18/03/2026

Join us on Friday, March 20, at 6.30.

IV Lisbon Spring School in Translation Studies.Day 1
17/03/2026

IV Lisbon Spring School in Translation Studies.
Day 1

Save the date.
08/03/2026

Save the date.

Save the date.March 2, at 5 p.m.The Lisbon Consortium
26/02/2026

Save the date.
March 2, at 5 p.m.
The Lisbon Consortium

Hoje. Leitura encenada de Medeia de Rachel Cusk.Tradução dos alunos de Mestrado em Tradução Interpretação alunos da ESAD...
25/02/2026

Hoje.
Leitura encenada de Medeia de Rachel Cusk.
Tradução dos alunos de Mestrado em Tradução
Interpretação alunos da ESAD.

Isadora Ataíde Fonseca, investigadora do CECC, na Biblioteca Nacional.
19/02/2026

Isadora Ataíde Fonseca, investigadora do CECC, na Biblioteca Nacional.

Save the date.The launch of Diffractions special issue "Stages", on ageing, communication and culture, takes place 24 Fe...
09/02/2026

Save the date.

The launch of Diffractions special issue "Stages", on ageing, communication and culture, takes place 24 February at 17:00 in Room 416.

The editors and CECC members Eduardo Prado Cardoso and Elizângela Carvalho Noronha will discuss how this collection of articles that advance the discussion of ageing interconnected with various fields (communication, dance, theatre, literature, etc.) extends their postdoctoral research at CADOS, within the Integral Human Development programme.

Leitura Encenada de 'Medeia' de Rachel Cusk25 de fevereiro, 17 horas, A1.Num projeto que resultou da colaboração entre d...
09/02/2026

Leitura Encenada de 'Medeia' de Rachel Cusk
25 de fevereiro, 17 horas, A1.

Num projeto que resultou da colaboração entre docentes do Mestrado em Tradução da FCH-UCP e da Escola Superior de Artes e Design das Caldas da Rainha, os alunos da licenciatura em Teatro da ESAD apresentam uma leitura encenada de "Medeia", de Rachel Cusk, em tradução portuguesa.

A leitura encenada surge do trabalho desenvolvido pelos alunos na disciplina de Projeto Teatral I, sob a direção de Maria Gil e Miguel Castro Caldas, em torno da versão portuguesa produzida pelos alunos do Mestrado em Tradução da FCH, no âmbito da disciplina Ateliê de Tradução de Textos Literários, sob orientação de Ana Matoso.

A inquietante revisitação contemporânea de Cusk do mito clássico surge agora pela primeira vez em língua portuguesa, na versão dos alunos da FCH, e pelo corpo e voz dos alunos da ESAD.

27 de janeiro, às 18h30, no Corte Inglés. Lançamento do livro 'Crianças e Bem-estar Digital' de Ioli Campos, investigado...
25/01/2026

27 de janeiro, às 18h30, no Corte Inglés.
Lançamento do livro 'Crianças e Bem-estar Digital' de Ioli Campos, investigadora do CECC.

Endereço

Palma De Cima
Lisbon
1649-023 LISBOA

Horário de Funcionamento

Segunda-feira 08:00 - 17:00
Terça-feira 08:00 - 17:00
Quarta-feira 08:00 - 17:00
Quinta-feira 08:00 - 17:00
Sexta-feira 08:00 - 17:00

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