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The Genius Loci 2.0 conference: places and meanings is organised by the Department of Heritage Studies of the Faculty of Arts and Humanities of the University of Porto, with the support of CITCEM - Interdisciplinary Research Centre: Culture, Space and Memory. Our website address is: https://id.letras.up.pt/geniusloci.
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