Caio Simões De Araújo
Biographic Data
| ID | 72181 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Caio Simões De Araújo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Caio Simões |
| FAMILY NAME | De Araújo |
| SIGNATURE | DE ARAÚJO C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Witwatersrand |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4631-3294 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Watery Eyes, Drifting Images: Visual Ecocriticism, Photographic Archives and the Muddy History of the Maputo Bay, Southern Mozambique
The flourishing field of environmental humanities has increasingly called for a shift in perspective, urging scholars to de-centre the human and engage deeply with the materialities of both organic and inorganic matter. This approach requires broadening our understanding of historical agency and perception, recognising the roles of randomness, matter, climate, weather, and non-human forces in shaping historical narratives. Moreover, environmental…
Must Dias fall? The politics and history of settler heritage in Southern Africa
In the aftermath of the ‘Rhodes Must Fall’ Movement and the ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests, the politics of heritage has been at the centre of new intellectual debates and political demands, especially in relation to the status of problematic historical monuments. This article examines a form of colonial heritage that has remained politically uncontested as well as unexplored in the specialised literature, i.e. monuments memorialising early modern…
Subjects without history? Sexual citizenship, queer temporality, and postcoloniality in Mozambique
This article analyses the relationships among queer histories, minority rights, temporal regimes and the promise of sexual citizenship in contemporary Mozambique. It critiques the dominant and conservative view that LGBTIQ+ Africans are “subjects without history,” or “out of time,” to use Rahul Rao’s influential phrasing. Based on archival and oral history research, the article argues that LGBTIQ+ Africans do not necessarily fit in the temporalit…
Programa Ver-Sus: O Impacto Do Paradigma Da Extensão Em Saúde Na Formação Do Profissional Em Saúde Coletiva Na Região Da Amazônia Oriental
A formação de sanitaristas (a partir da graduação) precisa incorporar estratégias inovadoras com o intuito de gerar profissionais aptos a atender às necessidades em saúde da população conforme os princípios e diretrizes do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). O objetivo deste artigo é relatar a experiência de acadêmicos do curso de Saúde Coletiva enquanto comissão organizadora da primeira edição do Projeto Vivências e Estágios na Realidade do SUS (VER-S…
Potencialidades de ações extensionistas para a prevenção de acidentes de trânsito: Relato de experiências Projeto Educa Mais Trânsito em Marabá(PÁ)
Este é um estudo descritivo que tem como objetivo relatar a experiência vivenciada no projeto de extensão denominado "Educa Mais Trânsito", desenvolvido por discentes e docentes da Faculdade de Saúde Coletiva, da Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará (Unifesspa), idealizado para realizar ações de educação em saúde, no município de Marabá (PA), frente aos muitos acidentes de trânsito na região. No Brasil, o Estado do Pará caracteriza-se co…
Intimate Archives: Interventions on Gender, Sexuality and Intimacies
Across the Global North and South, there have been exciting engagements with the concept of the archive in recent decades. These debates are of both scholarly and political significance, especially when it comes to contemporary struggles for minority rights, belonging, and recognition. The overlapping fields of gender, sexuality, and queer studies have made major contributions to rethinking the archive - to raise new and important questions about…
Sex, Lives and Videotape: The Transhistoricity of an Itinerant Visual Archive
This article investigates the politics of queer and transgender visual representation and archiving in relation to the short film Sisters (2003) and related photographs, which were produced in Maputo, Mozambique, by the Danish photographer Ditte Haarløv Johnsen in the early 2000s. Understood as a visual archive, this material represents two people, Ingrácia and Antonieta, and their group of friends, many of whom called themselves manas (sisters),…
Ethnographically Intimate: Notes from the Colonial Field’
Ethnography was born as an exercise in close contact. As a methodology, it has been predicated on the promise of access and immersion into the cultural world of ‘the other’. Differently from the an
Critical Entanglements: Histories of Anthropology in Southern Africa’
In 1959, the Portuguese anthropologist Jorge Dias spent the academic year at Wits University as a Visiting Fellow with the Ernest Oppenheimer Institute of Portuguese Studies. Trained in the German
Pereira, Bernardo Futscher (2017), Crepúsculo do colonialismo: A diplomacia do Estado Novo (1949-1961)
A história diplomática e transnacional, campos tradicionalmente marginalizados na historiografia produzida em espaços académicos de língua oficial portuguesa, têm nos últimos anos sofrido um processo de notável crescimento e renovação. Vários são os artigos, teses de doutoramento, monografias e volumes publicados nestas áreas, e não seria um exagero afirmar que o que de mais fascinante se tem escrito recentemente compartilha uma perspectiva que p…
Intimate Archives: Interventions on Gender, Sexuality and Intimacies
Across the Global North and South, there have been exciting engagements with the concept of the archive in recent decades. These debates are of both scholarly and political significance, especially when it comes to contemporary struggles for minority rights, belonging, and recognition. The overlapping fields of gender, sexuality, and queer studies have made major contributions to rethinking the archive - to raise new and important questions about…
Sex, Lives and Videotape: The Transhistoricity of an Itinerant Visual Archive
This article investigates the politics of queer and transgender visual representation and archiving in relation to the short film Sisters (2003) and related photographs, which were produced in Maputo, Mozambique, by the Danish photographer Ditte Haarløv Johnsen in the early 2000s. Understood as a visual archive, this material represents two people, Ingrácia and Antonieta, and their group of friends, many of whom called themselves manas (sisters),…
Pereira, Bernardo Futscher (2017), Crepúsculo do colonialismo: A diplomacia do Estado Novo (1949-1961)
A história diplomática e transnacional, campos tradicionalmente marginalizados na historiografia produzida em espaços académicos de língua oficial portuguesa, têm nos últimos anos sofrido um processo de notável crescimento e renovação. Vários são os artigos, teses de doutoramento, monografias e volumes publicados nestas áreas, e não seria um exagero afirmar que o que de mais fascinante se tem escrito recentemente compartilha uma perspectiva que p…
Ethnographically Intimate: Notes from the Colonial Field’
Ethnography was born as an exercise in close contact. As a methodology, it has been predicated on the promise of access and immersion into the cultural world of ‘the other’. Differently from the an
Critical Entanglements: Histories of Anthropology in Southern Africa’
In 1959, the Portuguese anthropologist Jorge Dias spent the academic year at Wits University as a Visiting Fellow with the Ernest Oppenheimer Institute of Portuguese Studies. Trained in the German
Programa Ver-Sus: O Impacto Do Paradigma Da Extensão Em Saúde Na Formação Do Profissional Em Saúde Coletiva Na Região Da Amazônia Oriental
A formação de sanitaristas (a partir da graduação) precisa incorporar estratégias inovadoras com o intuito de gerar profissionais aptos a atender às necessidades em saúde da população conforme os princípios e diretrizes do Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS). O objetivo deste artigo é relatar a experiência de acadêmicos do curso de Saúde Coletiva enquanto comissão organizadora da primeira edição do Projeto Vivências e Estágios na Realidade do SUS (VER-S…
Potencialidades de ações extensionistas para a prevenção de acidentes de trânsito: Relato de experiências Projeto Educa Mais Trânsito em Marabá(PÁ)
Este é um estudo descritivo que tem como objetivo relatar a experiência vivenciada no projeto de extensão denominado "Educa Mais Trânsito", desenvolvido por discentes e docentes da Faculdade de Saúde Coletiva, da Universidade Federal do Sul e Sudeste do Pará (Unifesspa), idealizado para realizar ações de educação em saúde, no município de Marabá (PA), frente aos muitos acidentes de trânsito na região. No Brasil, o Estado do Pará caracteriza-se co…
Intimate Archives: Interventions on Gender, Sexuality and Intimacies
Across the Global North and South, there have been exciting engagements with the concept of the archive in recent decades. These debates are of both scholarly and political significance, especially when it comes to contemporary struggles for minority rights, belonging, and recognition. The overlapping fields of gender, sexuality, and queer studies have made major contributions to rethinking the archive - to raise new and important questions about…
Sex, Lives and Videotape: The Transhistoricity of an Itinerant Visual Archive
This article investigates the politics of queer and transgender visual representation and archiving in relation to the short film Sisters (2003) and related photographs, which were produced in Maputo, Mozambique, by the Danish photographer Ditte Haarløv Johnsen in the early 2000s. Understood as a visual archive, this material represents two people, Ingrácia and Antonieta, and their group of friends, many of whom called themselves manas (sisters),…
Must Dias fall? The politics and history of settler heritage in Southern Africa
In the aftermath of the ‘Rhodes Must Fall’ Movement and the ‘Black Lives Matter’ protests, the politics of heritage has been at the centre of new intellectual debates and political demands, especially in relation to the status of problematic historical monuments. This article examines a form of colonial heritage that has remained politically uncontested as well as unexplored in the specialised literature, i.e. monuments memorialising early modern…
Subjects without history? Sexual citizenship, queer temporality, and postcoloniality in Mozambique
This article analyses the relationships among queer histories, minority rights, temporal regimes and the promise of sexual citizenship in contemporary Mozambique. It critiques the dominant and conservative view that LGBTIQ+ Africans are “subjects without history,” or “out of time,” to use Rahul Rao’s influential phrasing. Based on archival and oral history research, the article argues that LGBTIQ+ Africans do not necessarily fit in the temporalit…
Watery Eyes, Drifting Images: Visual Ecocriticism, Photographic Archives and the Muddy History of the Maputo Bay, Southern Mozambique
The flourishing field of environmental humanities has increasingly called for a shift in perspective, urging scholars to de-centre the human and engage deeply with the materialities of both organic and inorganic matter. This approach requires broadening our understanding of historical agency and perception, recognising the roles of randomness, matter, climate, weather, and non-human forces in shaping historical narratives. Moreover, environmental…
Sociology (7 works) · History (6 works) · History (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · African history and culture studies (4 works) · Anthropological Studies and Insights (4 works) · Gender Studies (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · African Sexualities and LGBTQ+ Issues (3 works) · Anthropology (3 works)