Maria Fusaro
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 277022 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Maria Fusaro |
| PRENOMES | Maria |
| SOBRENOME | Fusaro |
| ASSINATURA | FUSARO M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Exeter |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1246-9282 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 43 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 41 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2003 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
De Almas E Águas Kunhãs
The review highlights the significance of Márcia Kambeba’s work in valuing ancestral knowledge, defending the rights of Indigenous peoples, and promoting a decolonial approach to education. The book blends essays and poems, focusing on the Omágua-Kambeba people and the crucial role of Indigenous women, using language that celebrates ancestry and cultural strength.The book explores themes such as the concept of body/territory, the deep connection …
Death at Sea in the Mediterranean
This article discusses ab intestat succession within the Republic of Venice as a way to analyze the interaction between legal procedure and political economy. By focusing on those who died intestate on Venetian vessels, and contextualizing intestate succession rules within the political economy of the Republic, it argues for the importance of mobile wealth in both economic and social terms. In so doing, it discusses the ways in which regulations …
São Paulo
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Shared book reading among Mexican and Dominican parent-child dyads
Reading a book aloud with an adult, or shared book reading (SBR), is a key aspect of children’s early experiences with literacy and one that can vary based on social and cultural factors. Based on a sample of 30 Mexican and Dominican families from the New York metro area, the present study investigated book reading strategies used by parents of 3-year-old children during SBR. Videos of parent-child book reading drawn from the Databrary repository…
Para ouvir e ler
O presente artigo é oriundo do projeto de extensão Podcast: pelo olhar de Carolina, coordenado pela bibliotecária-documentalista Hadassa Rodrigues, do Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia (IFSP), campus São Paulo/Pirituba, tendo como objetivo descrever e analisar a prática de mediação de leitura literária e da utilização do gênero oral digital do podcast. O projeto desenvolvido no ano de 2023, produziu podcasts literários que foram…
Entrevista a Ciprian Vălcan por Ana Maria Haddad Baptista y Márcia Fusaro
Podría resumir su trayectoria personal, ante todo la académica? Nací en Arad, una ciudad del oeste de Rumanía, el 5 de diciembre de 1973. Nunca investigué si las estrellas me eran o no favorables, aunque estuve tentado de hacerlo en varias ocasiones, recordando el inicio del Dichtung und Wahrheit de Goethe: "La constelación era feliz: el Sol en el cenit estaba bajo el signo de Virgo, Júpiter y Venus lo miraban amistosamente, Mercurio no se oponía…
Entrevista à Ana Maria Haddad Baptista e Márcia Fusaro
Olympo Moralez Benítez é uma pessoa incomum. Atravessa a teoria e a prática com extraordinária destreza. Ou seja, com talento, agilidade e um entusiasmo inigualável pela vida. Uma energia vital muito rara de se ver nos dias de hoje. Pertence à Academia Colombiana de Letras. A posse oficial ocorreu no dia 29 de outubro de 2015. Ocupa a cadeira que foi de seu pai Otto Morales Benítez. Olympo Moralez Benítez possui uma longa trajetória. Destacamos q…
Território Cultural E Identidade
This ongoing research investigates how the creative process connects with emancipatory and liberating educational relationships in the territorial and identity context in one of the outskirts of the city of São Paulo. To this end, it explores how the theatrical creative process of Grupo Rosas Periféricas is structured, investigating the way in which memory is accessed from listening to the narratives, passing to the rehearsals room until the mate…
Educação, literatura e livros
Rodrigo Lacerda nasceu em 1969, no Rio de Janeiro. Escritor, tradutor e editor. É autor dos seguintes livros: O mistério do leão rampante (novela, 1995, prêmio Jabuti e prêmio Certas Palavras); A dinâmica das larvas (novela, 1996); Fábulas para o séc. XXI (livro infantil, 1998); Tripé (contos, 1999); Vista do Rio (romance, 2004, finalista dos prêmios Zaffari & Bourbon, Portugal Telecom e Jabuti); O fazedor de velhos (romance juvenil, 2008, prêmio…
Educação e literatura por veredas transdisciplinares
Este artigo propõe algumas reflexões sobre a importância do acesso à literatura como processo educador. Nessa perspectiva, aborda caminhos transdisciplinares, sobretudo com a ciência, proporcionados pelo fato de a literatura lidar fundamentalmente com o uso criativo da linguagem e, nesse sentido, possibilitar tessituras dialógicas com outras áreas do conhecimento. Como proposta argumentativa, menciona-se o exemplo da literatura como instrumento e…
Global Relevance of the Legal History of the Early Modern Mediterranean
This essay is the result of reflection elicited by three ERC-funded projects on the Early Modern Mediterranean. From their results, it emerged that the interconnectivity generated by the legal interactions in that time and place played a vital role in the shaping of the modern world. We need to recognise the importance of this legal history and reassess the neglected importance of Mediterranean developments within global history, thus giving it i…
Merchants, Pirates, and Smugglers
Journal Article Merchants, Pirates, and Smugglers: Criminalization, Economics, and the Transformation of the Maritime World (1200–1600), ed. Thomas Heebøll-Holm, Philipp Höhn and Gregor Rohmann Get access Merchants, Pirates, and Smugglers: Criminalization, Economics, and the Transformation of the Maritime World (1200–1600), ed. Thomas Heebøll-Holm, Philipp Höhn and Gregor Rohmann (Frankfurt-am-Main: Campus Verlag, 2019; pp. 431. $53). Maria Fusar…
Measuring Maritime Trade
This article introduces the AveTransRisk database, which contains the data present in the documents produced as part of a General Average (GA) case. This documentation is an important quantitative source for the early modern period. The mutualistic nature of GA makes this data particularly useful for economic historians looking for stable and reliable historical commodity prices and costs, because all parties involved in GAs were active participa…
Teatro, tecnologias e educação em perceptos e afectos inovadores
This article goes through some reflections at the epistemological and empirical level on theater, while seeking to better understand how the concepts related to theater would be taking place in this fundamental territory of Art in interfaces with technologies that create new percepts and affects in contemporary art in dialogue with education. Intercepting the pandemic scenario, which started in 2020, the urgency of further reflections on the crea…
The Grand Tour of Mercantilism
The extraordinary mission of Lord Fauconberg to some of the Italian states in 1669–1671 took place at a pivotal moment in early modern diplomatic relations, and is a most evocative case-study of the relationship between Restoration England and Europe in the last decades of the seventeenth century. This article will provide a close analysis of the mission and its protagonists, aiming to re-evaluate English diplomacy through cross-referencing Engli…
Mourir en mer en Méditerranée
Cet article s'intéresse à la succession ab intestat au sein de la République de Venise comme un moyen d'analyser l'interaction entre la procédure juridique et l'économie politique. En se concentrant sur les personnes décédées ab intestat à bord de navires vénitiens et en replaçant les règles de ces successions dans le contexte de l'économie politique de la République, il défend l'importance des biens meubles en termes économiques et sociaux. Ce f…
Migrating Merchants
Jorun Poettering’s book is an important contribution to the revisionist wave which is reappraising the role played by merchants’ mobility and communities in early modern proto-globalisation. Poettering builds a comparative study of the status of three different groups of foreign merchants—Portuguese New Christians, ‘Netherlanders’ and ‘Hamburgers’—who were active in the kingdom of Portugal and the city-state of Hamburg during the seventeenth cent…
The Burden of Risk
This article discusses the complex issues behind the relation between national and global economic histories and the challenges of a comparative approach. On examining different national approaches (Italian and English) to the management of the early modern maritime sector, it will argue that this comparison allows a privileged view into different varieties of capitalism, highlighting fundamental differences in attitudes toward wage labor and ris…
Joshua M. White. Piracy and Law in the Ottoman Mediterranean
Joshua White’s monograph Piracy and Law in the Ottoman Mediterranean is a most welcome addition to the growing literature analyzing intercultural interactions in the early modern Mediterranean through the study of new primary evidence, and the author frequently employs novel methodological approaches. He centers his focus on the Ottoman legal world, and provides an effective portrayal of the transformative effect of piracy both on the political, …
Ciência e literatura em poiesis transdisciplinar
‘Migrating Seamen, Migrating Laws’
From the last quarter of the sixteenth century English and ‘Netherlandish’ shipping entered into the Mediterranean, and quickly established itself as an important economic player in the maritime trade between the North and South of Europe and, rather crucially, also within intra-Mediterranean trade. This phenomenon, famously named by Fernard Braudel the ‘Northern Invasion’, was for a long time understood in simple ‘national’ terms, assuming that …
The Greeks of Venice, 1498–1600
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Maritime History as Global History
Preschoolers’ inquisitiveness and science-relevant problem solving
Noel Malcolm. Agents of Empire
In the preface to this book, which acts as a sort of intellectual and methodological biography of what follows, Noel Malcolm apologetically writes: “Each time that I turn aside from a biographical narrative to discuss one of these issues, this is not a digression; it is part of the substance of the book” (xvii). He should not have worried. Agents of Empire: Knights, Corsairs, Jesuits, and Spies in the Sixteenth-Century Mediterranean World is exce…
The Burden of Risk
This article discusses the complex issues behind the relation between national and global economic histories and the challenges of a comparative approach. On examining different national approaches (Italian and English) to the management of the early modern maritime sector, it will argue that this comparison allows a privileged view into different varieties of capitalism, highlighting fundamental differences in attitudes toward wage labor and ris…
Preschoolers’ inquisitiveness and science-relevant problem solving
Entrepreneurs at sea
Historians of globalization have considered how the early phases of globalization brought about changes in localized legal systems. But rather than pursuing the conventional approach of identifying ways in which the law developed to function on a more global scale, we adopt a localized perspective to examine how a landscape of different legal systems offered myriad opportunities in which the entrepreneurial activities of many actors could flouris…
Law, Labour and Empire
Seafarers were the first workers to inhabit a truly international labour market, a sector of industry which, throughout the early modern period, drove European economic and imperial expansion, technol
Dax gets the nod
Children ages 18 and 24 months were assessed for the ability to understand and learn from an adult's nonverbal expression of agreement and disagreement with a speaker's claims. In one type of communicative exchange, a speaker made 2 different claims about the identity or location of an object. The hearer nodded her head in agreement with one claim and shook her head in disagreement with the other claim. In a second type of exchange, the speaker a…
Cooperating mercantile networks in the early modern Mediterranean1
This article outlines the commercial and financial activities of commercial networks active in the 'Venetian' eastern Mediterranean between the loss of Cyprus (1571) and the onset of the War of Candia (1645). The goal of the article is to present the results of recent research on early modern Mediterranean trade and finance, drawing attention to some promising areas of investigation that have been overlooked by scholarship and that constitute par…
Les Anglais et les Grecs Un réseau de coopération commerciale en Méditerranée vénitienne
Cette réflexion est axée sur l'étude des réseaux commerciaux anglais à Venise et dans les territoires grecs sous domination vénitienne (en particulier les îles de Zante et Céphalonie) entre le XVIe et le XVIIe siècle. Il s'agit d'analyser l'organisation du commerce anglais dans les territoires de la République et les méthodes grâce auxquelles les marchands anglais ont réussi à s'établir en des régions auparavant contrôlées par le réseau commercia…
Les Anglais et les Grecs Un réseau de coopération commerciale en Méditerranée vénitienne
Cette réflexion est axée sur l'étude des réseaux commerciaux anglais à Venise et dans les territoires grecs sous domination vénitienne (en particulier les îles de Zante et Céphalonie) entre le XVIe et le XVIIe siècle. Il s'agit d'analyser l'organisation du commerce anglais dans les territoires de la République et les méthodes grâce auxquelles les marchands anglais ont réussi à s'établir en des régions auparavant contrôlées par le réseau commercia…
At the centre of the old world
Mediterraneo in armi (secc. XV-XVIII) * Anglo-Saxons in the Mediterranean
Over the last few years the history of the early modern Mediterranean has again become an active research field for continental European scholarship, and there are some positive signs that Anglophone scholars are also returning to it. No one denies that, from the sixteenth century, the expansion of the European presence on other continents provoked dramatic changes in the strategic importance of the Mediterranean, but it is also important to reco…
Maritime History as Global History
This study aims to provide new insights into the connections between maritime history and global history. It demonstrates the significance of maritime activity as a conduit of global exchange by examining local, national, and international interdependencies and trade networks, and a broad range of time periods, geographical areas, and various sub-divisions of maritime historical research. It is composed of ten essays, with an introductory chapter…
Trade and cultural exchange in the early modern Mediterranean
The Mediterranean and the Mediterranean World in the Age of Philip II by Fernand Braudel revolutionised the study of Mediterranean history on its publication in 1949. Now, 60 years 'after Braudel', this book brings together work by area specialists and the latest research on the sea itself in the early modern period, the maritime trade that flourished there, the ships which travelled it and the men who sailed them. It opens up the subject to Engl…
Trade and industry in early modern Italy - By Domenico Sella
Head nodding and head shaking gestures in children’s early communication
Children’s spontaneous head nodding and head shaking gestures are examined in the context of mother-child play. Observations at 14, 20 and 32 months show that frequency of head gestures increases with age, with a pronounced increase in nodding between 20 and 32 months. Over time, children increasingly use head gestures in combination with speech, though isolated head nods continue to predominate at 32 months. Pragmatic analysis of children’s head…
Maritime History between the Public and Academia
Holy War and Human Bondage
Outside academic scholarship, the Mediterranean variety of ‘faith-based slavery’ is a less well known phenomenon than the Atlantic race-based one. Robert Davis declares in the introduction that he has written this book to set the record straight and introduce the subject to a wider public. The book is indeed engagingly written, alternating short chapters based on contemporary testimonies with longer explanatory sections which are necessary to con…
Cooperating mercantile networks in the early modern Mediterranean1
This article outlines the commercial and financial activities of commercial networks active in the 'Venetian' eastern Mediterranean between the loss of Cyprus (1571) and the onset of the War of Candia (1645). The goal of the article is to present the results of recent research on early modern Mediterranean trade and finance, drawing attention to some promising areas of investigation that have been overlooked by scholarship and that constitute par…
Intentional, Ritualized Request
Shipping, trade and crusade in the medieval Mediterranean
Dax gets the nod
Children ages 18 and 24 months were assessed for the ability to understand and learn from an adult's nonverbal expression of agreement and disagreement with a speaker's claims. In one type of communicative exchange, a speaker made 2 different claims about the identity or location of an object. The hearer nodded her head in agreement with one claim and shook her head in disagreement with the other claim. In a second type of exchange, the speaker a…
Joanne M. Ferraro, Venice
Public service and private trade
This article presents some of the findings of ‘ Sailing into Modernity: Comparative Perspectives on the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Century European Economic Transition’ (ERC, Starting Grant), a research project designed to analyse the diversities and peculiarities of the civil maritime jurisdictions of Northern and Southern Europe during the long seventeenth century (1570–1729). This article concentrates on a subsection of this research, merchantm…
Law, Labour and Empire
Seafarers were the first workers to inhabit a truly international labour market, a sector of industry which, throughout the early modern period, drove European economic and imperial expansion, technol
Entrepreneurs at sea
Historians of globalization have considered how the early phases of globalization brought about changes in localized legal systems. But rather than pursuing the conventional approach of identifying ways in which the law developed to function on a more global scale, we adopt a localized perspective to examine how a landscape of different legal systems offered myriad opportunities in which the entrepreneurial activities of many actors could flouris…
Maritime History as Global History
Preschoolers’ inquisitiveness and science-relevant problem solving
Noel Malcolm. Agents of Empire
In the preface to this book, which acts as a sort of intellectual and methodological biography of what follows, Noel Malcolm apologetically writes: “Each time that I turn aside from a biographical narrative to discuss one of these issues, this is not a digression; it is part of the substance of the book” (xvii). He should not have worried. Agents of Empire: Knights, Corsairs, Jesuits, and Spies in the Sixteenth-Century Mediterranean World is exce…
Walter Benjamin
The Greeks of Venice, 1498–1600
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
‘Migrating Seamen, Migrating Laws’
From the last quarter of the sixteenth century English and ‘Netherlandish’ shipping entered into the Mediterranean, and quickly established itself as an important economic player in the maritime trade between the North and South of Europe and, rather crucially, also within intra-Mediterranean trade. This phenomenon, famously named by Fernard Braudel the ‘Northern Invasion’, was for a long time understood in simple ‘national’ terms, assuming that …
Migrating Merchants
Jorun Poettering’s book is an important contribution to the revisionist wave which is reappraising the role played by merchants’ mobility and communities in early modern proto-globalisation. Poettering builds a comparative study of the status of three different groups of foreign merchants—Portuguese New Christians, ‘Netherlanders’ and ‘Hamburgers’—who were active in the kingdom of Portugal and the city-state of Hamburg during the seventeenth cent…
The Burden of Risk
This article discusses the complex issues behind the relation between national and global economic histories and the challenges of a comparative approach. On examining different national approaches (Italian and English) to the management of the early modern maritime sector, it will argue that this comparison allows a privileged view into different varieties of capitalism, highlighting fundamental differences in attitudes toward wage labor and ris…
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