Teresa Lima

Teresa Lima is currently pursuing a PhD in Communication Sciences and, in sequence, is a part of CECS investigator group. With a degree in Social Communication from the University of Minho, she was journalist (Público) and had a Diploma in Advanced Studies in Contemporary History, at the University of Santiago de Compostela. Professionally, she is working on Informational Sciences since she also has a degree in Archives and Documentation. Teresa Lima studies the relationship between biography, speech and communication, based on the life story of filmmaker Edgar Pêra.

Short essays in Passeio:

• Erotised bodies in the sculptures of Porto – a feminine approach
• Place and non-place, regarding Rua de Costa Cabral
• Graphic Porto: Cruz Caldas’ Porto Coliseu
• Graphic Porto: the city on store gifts
• Graphic Porto: calendars as propaganda agents
• The aesthetics lessons of strawberry trees: polis in action
• Letras de Braga: a walk through urban typography
• The conversation ritual at the organic market of Gondomar
• I love you, Cristina
• Cinema Batalha in Porto: a Foucauldian perpective
• The catalyst force of Bolhão market
• Hyperbolic city
• The person the plaque does not reveal
• Market and fashion: aesthetics that is power
• Rua da Vilarinha & Manoel de Oliveira
• Júlio Resende: drawing converted into public art
• Revelry visions 3: the institutional-Carnival of Figueira
• Parallels in the city 3: Saito and imperfection in Alegria Street
• Parallels in the city 2: the experience of Tuan’s place in Santa Catarina
• Parallels in the city 1: space, community and James Carey
• Suburb in the city