“Language: What Words Say” is the theme of the third session in the “Getting Down to Work” series of talks

Within the framework of the cooperation between CoLABOR and the José Saramago Foundation, a session dedicated to the theme "Language: what words say" will take place on October 15th, the third debate session included in the "Getting Hands-On" series of conversations.

This debate, which will take place at the José Saramago Foundation, will feature the participation of Pedro Teixeira, João Costa, and Bárbara Reis.

The participation of researchers and experts from different fields aims to contribute to an informed, pluralistic, and accessible debate for the public, promoting critical reflection on current topics of relevance to society.

This initiative aligns with CoLABOR's mission to promote knowledge and public dialogue about the major challenges facing the world of work, in collaboration with leading cultural and scientific institutions.

Sessions:

  • May 14 – The Place and Value of Work (6:30 PM) - Presented
    by Rita Rodrigues Branco, António Casimiro Ferreira, Maria da Paz Campos Lima, and Manuel Carvalho da Silva

  • June 25 – Culture and Work (6:30 PM) - presented
    by Luísa Veloso, Pedro Vieira, and Ana Tostões

  • October 15 – Language: What Words Say (6:30 PM)
    With Pedro Teixeira, João Costa and Bárbara Reis

  • November 19 – The Artifices of Intelligence (6:30 PM)
    With Ricardo Paes Mamede, Teresa Moreira and João Leal Amado

All sessions take place at the José Saramago Foundation, Casa dos Bicos, in Lisbon. Admission is free.


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