1. Atlas of the Literary Landscapes of Mainland Portugal Ana Isabel Queiroz ai_queiroz@fcsh.unl.pt IELT - Instituto de Estudos de Literatura Tradicional Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

2. Atlas of the Literary Landscapes Keywords Portugal Landscape EcocriticismInterdisciplinarity Research Education Decision-making The project

3. www.fabula-urbis.pt Other partners in the project www.dgotdu.pt www.ihc.fcsh.unl.pt www.ielt.org Municipalities Atlas of the Literary Landscapes

4. writings from the 19th and 20th century landscape descriptions reference to a territorial unit NUTs III - Nomenclature of territorial units, level III 1.Minho Lima 2.Cávado 3.Ave 4.Grande Porto 5.Tâmega 6.Entre Douro e Vouga 7.Douro 8.Alto Trás os Montes 9.Baixo Vouga 10.Baixo Mondego 11.Pinhal Litoral 12.Pinhal Interior Norte 13.Pinhal Interior Sul 14.Dão Lafões 15.Serra da Estrela 16.Beira Interior Norte 17.Beira Interior Sul 18.Cova da Beira 19.Oeste 20.Grande Lisboa 21.Península de Setúbal 22.Médio Tejo 23.Lezíria do Tejo 24.Alentejo Litoral 25.Alto Alentejo 26.Alentejo Central 27.Baixo Alentejo 28.Algarve Atlas of the Literary Landscapes Literature and territory

5. Geography a multidisciplinary team a multidisciplinary team Biology Phylosophy History Literature Arts Anthropology Landscape Ecology Literature a high added-value Atlas of the Literary Landscapes

6. Contribution to the implementation of the European Landscape Convention, whose aims include (Article 3) the improvement of knowledge, the identification and assessment of landscapes, and the definition of landscape quality objectives. Article 1 (Definitions) a.“Landscape” means an area, as perceived by people, whose character is the result of the action and interaction of natural and/or human factors. Atlas of the Literary Landscapes

7. European Landscape Convention Article 1 (Definitions) c. “Landscape quality objectives” means, for a specific landscape, the formulation by the competent public authorities of the aspirations of the public with regard to the landscape features of their surroundins. [Tress & Tress 2001] Atlas of the Literary Landscapes

8. a standardized reading protocol aims to guarantee the coherence of the project. readings, excerpt selection, and excerpt classification according to a set of geographical and ecological descriptors short previous training excerpts registered in a database and a record validation Compilation Analysis and research Dissemination Compilation Atlas of the Literary Landscapes DisseminationAnalysis and research

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10. First results [updated 25/08/10] 33 literary writings 23 writers LISBON Minimum0 Maximum122 Sum650 Number of records by territorial unit Atlas of the Literary Landscapes

11. Analysis and research The Coastal Zone On the Sublime The Landscape of the Wolf The Landscape of Vineyards Landscape as a mirror Lisbon literary landscapes Compilation Analysis and research Dissemination Atlas of the Literary Landscapes Compilation Dissemination

12. Compilation Analysis and research Dissemination Atlas of the Literary Landscapes interactive website educational tools for secondary school students conference papers and articles handbook of literary landscapes glossary of terms on landscape and territory CompilationDisseminationAnalysis and research

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