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Práticas de caridade e assistência em Évora (1650-1750) organiza-se a partir de duas perspetivas de análise: a primeira centra-se nas instituições de assistência, nos seus administradores e nas suas opções enquanto distribuidores de recursos. A segunda desloca-se para a comunidade, procurando as famílias e/ou os indivíduos que, em algum momento da sua vida, foram considerados pobres, ou se apresentaram como tal e, nessa condição, beneficiaram de apoio formal. Como suporte a ambas, procede-se a uma análise de índole comparativa, colocando a realidade de Évora no contexto nacional e europeu, com o objetivo de encontrar resposta às questões que guiaram toda a investigação: que significava ser pobre em Évora, no período moderno? Quem eram os pobres e quantos eram? Que tipo de apoio lhes era concedido e que significado tinha nas suas vidas? Como se relacionaram os pobres com as instituições que os assistiam?

Social Issues --- Social Work --- pobreza --- assistência aos pobres --- assistência formal --- percursos de pobreza --- estratégias de sobrevivência --- Évora (Portugal) --- Social conditions --- Évora, Portugal

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The current Special Issue launched with the aim of further enlightening important CH areas, inviting researchers to submit original/featured multidisciplinary research works related to heritage crowdsourcing, documentation, management, authoring, storytelling, and dissemination. Audience engagement is considered very important at both sites of the CH production–consumption chain (i.e., push and pull ends). At the same time, sustainability factors are placed at the center of the envisioned analysis. A total of eleven (11) contributions were finally published within this Special Issue, enlightening various aspects of contemporary heritage strategies placed in today’s ubiquitous society. The finally published papers are related but not limited to the following multidisciplinary topics:Digital storytelling for cultural heritage;Audience engagement in cultural heritage;Sustainability impact indicators of cultural heritage;Cultural heritage digitization, organization, and management;Collaborative cultural heritage archiving, dissemination, and management;Cultural heritage communication and education for sustainable development;Semantic services of cultural heritage;Big data of cultural heritage;Smart systems for Historical cities – smart cities;Smart systems for cultural heritage sustainability.

Film, TV & radio --- 3D modeling --- 3D reconstruction --- event detection --- Twitter --- spectral clustering --- cultural heritage --- social media --- news --- journalism --- semantic analysis --- big data --- data center --- digital marketing --- eco-friendly --- environmental communication --- green websites --- green culture --- green hosting --- sustainability --- software sustainability --- multimedia tools --- static analysis --- evolution analytics --- interactive documentary --- audience engagement --- digital storytelling --- intangible heritage --- media users' engagement --- marine heritage --- biocultural heritage --- heritage management --- heritage communication --- digital narrative --- Instagram --- UNESCO --- marine protected areas of outstanding universal value --- soundscapes --- audiovisual heritage --- semantic audio --- data-driven storytelling --- content crowdsourcing --- requirements engineering --- authoring tools --- 3D content --- IEEE 830 standard --- semantic indexing --- text classification --- Greek literature --- TextRank --- BERT --- smart cities --- energy transition --- Évora --- POCITYF --- relation extraction --- distant supervision --- deep neural networks --- Transformers --- Greek NLP --- literary fiction --- metadata extraction --- Katharevousa --- 3D modeling --- 3D reconstruction --- event detection --- Twitter --- spectral clustering --- cultural heritage --- social media --- news --- journalism --- semantic analysis --- big data --- data center --- digital marketing --- eco-friendly --- environmental communication --- green websites --- green culture --- green hosting --- sustainability --- software sustainability --- multimedia tools --- static analysis --- evolution analytics --- interactive documentary --- audience engagement --- digital storytelling --- intangible heritage --- media users' engagement --- marine heritage --- biocultural heritage --- heritage management --- heritage communication --- digital narrative --- Instagram --- UNESCO --- marine protected areas of outstanding universal value --- soundscapes --- audiovisual heritage --- semantic audio --- data-driven storytelling --- content crowdsourcing --- requirements engineering --- authoring tools --- 3D content --- IEEE 830 standard --- semantic indexing --- text classification --- Greek literature --- TextRank --- BERT --- smart cities --- energy transition --- Évora --- POCITYF --- relation extraction --- distant supervision --- deep neural networks --- Transformers --- Greek NLP --- literary fiction --- metadata extraction --- Katharevousa

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The current Special Issue launched with the aim of further enlightening important CH areas, inviting researchers to submit original/featured multidisciplinary research works related to heritage crowdsourcing, documentation, management, authoring, storytelling, and dissemination. Audience engagement is considered very important at both sites of the CH production–consumption chain (i.e., push and pull ends). At the same time, sustainability factors are placed at the center of the envisioned analysis. A total of eleven (11) contributions were finally published within this Special Issue, enlightening various aspects of contemporary heritage strategies placed in today’s ubiquitous society. The finally published papers are related but not limited to the following multidisciplinary topics:Digital storytelling for cultural heritage;Audience engagement in cultural heritage;Sustainability impact indicators of cultural heritage;Cultural heritage digitization, organization, and management;Collaborative cultural heritage archiving, dissemination, and management;Cultural heritage communication and education for sustainable development;Semantic services of cultural heritage;Big data of cultural heritage;Smart systems for Historical cities – smart cities;Smart systems for cultural heritage sustainability.

3D modeling --- 3D reconstruction --- event detection --- Twitter --- spectral clustering --- cultural heritage --- social media --- news --- journalism --- semantic analysis --- big data --- data center --- digital marketing --- eco-friendly --- environmental communication --- green websites --- green culture --- green hosting --- sustainability --- software sustainability --- multimedia tools --- static analysis --- evolution analytics --- interactive documentary --- audience engagement --- digital storytelling --- intangible heritage --- media users’ engagement --- marine heritage --- biocultural heritage --- heritage management --- heritage communication --- digital narrative --- Instagram --- UNESCO --- marine protected areas of outstanding universal value --- soundscapes --- audiovisual heritage --- semantic audio --- data-driven storytelling --- content crowdsourcing --- requirements engineering --- authoring tools --- 3D content --- IEEE 830 standard --- semantic indexing --- text classification --- Greek literature --- TextRank --- BERT --- smart cities --- energy transition --- Évora --- POCITYF --- relation extraction --- distant supervision --- deep neural networks --- Transformers --- Greek NLP --- literary fiction --- metadata extraction --- Katharevousa --- n/a --- media users' engagement --- Évora