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JOSEFA MARÍA ANTÓN HURTADO Fecha: 5/12/2019 Currículum Nombre: JOSEFA MARÍA ANTÓN HURTADO Fecha: 5/12/2019 Apellidos: ANTÓN HURTADO Nombre: JOSEFA MARÍA DNI: Fecha de nacimiento : Sexo: MUJER Situación profesional actual Entidad: UNIVERSIDAD DE MURCIA Facultad, Escuela o Instituto: DERECHO Depto./Secc./Unidad estr.: Ciencia Política, Antropología Social y Hacienda Pública. Dirección postal: Edificio “Luis Vives” Campus de Espinardo. 30100 Espinardo. Murcia. España Teléfono (indicar prefijo, número y extensión): 868 88 4583 Fax: 868 884115 Correo electrónico: [email protected] Especialización (Códigos UNESCO): 510302 Categoría profesional: PROFESORA TITULAR DE Fecha de inicio: 14/11/2002 UNIVERSIDAD Situación administrativa Plantilla Contratado Interino Becario Otras situaciones especificar: Dedicación A tiempo completo A tiempo parcial Líneas de investigación Breve descripción, por medio de palabras claves, de la especialización y líneas de investigación actuales. Religiosidad popular, Antropología del Género, Antropología de la familia, Antropología de la emociones, Antropología Criminal Formación académica Titulación superior Centro Fecha Lcda. en Filosofía y Lógica Universidad de Murcia 15/07/1990 Doctorado Centro Fecha Doctora en Filosofía y Lógica Universidad de Murcia 22/12/1993 Actividades anteriores de carácter científico profesional Puesto Institución Fechas Becaria - RGBAE-MEC MEC 1985/1987 Becaria - Becas-Colaboración MEC 1988/1990 Becaria - Introducción a la CSIC 1989/1990 Investigación. Becaria idioma alemán Goethe Institut ALEMANIA 1991 Becaria - FPI-Predoctoral MEC adscrito al C.S.I.C. 1990/1994 Becaria - Postdoctoral extranjero C.S.I.C. 1995/1996 Becaria - Curso de verano U.I.M.P. 1989, 1999 Becaria - Curso de verano Instituto Carlos III de Salud 1998 Contratada proyecto europeo Comisión Europea 1998 Profesora Ayudante Doctora Universidad de Murcia 1999-2002 Idiomas (R = regular, B = bien, C = correctamente) Idioma Habla Lee Escribe ALEMÁN B C B FRANCÉS C C C INGLÉS R B R Participación en proyectos de I+D+i financiados en convocatorias públicas. (nacionales y/o internacionales) Título del proyecto: DICCIONARIO ENCICLOPEDIA ETNOLÓGICO DE ESPAÑA Entidad financiadora: MEC Entidades participantes: Departamento de Antropología (C.S.I.C.) Duración, desde: Enero de 1990 hasta: Diciembre de 1991 Cuantía de la subvención: Investigador responsable: Dr. Antonio Cea Gutiérrez Número de investigadores participantes: 5 Título del proyecto: CULTURES EN CONTACTE A LA CATALUNYA ACTUAL: ESTRATÈGIES D’AFIRMACIÓ I NEGOCIACIÓ D’IDENTITATS COLLECTIVES A TRAVÉS DE LES MÙSIQUES POPULARS URBANES Entidad financiadora: Generalitat de Cataluña Entidades participantes: Institución Milá y Fontanals (C.S.I.C.) Duración, desde: Enero de 1992 hasta: Diciembre de 1994 Cuantía de la subvención: Investigador responsable: Dr. Josep Martí Perez Número de investigadores participantes: 7 EL PAN Y LOS CEREALES EN EUROPA Entidad financiadora: Consejo de Europa (Estrasburgo) Entidad participante: Instituto de Estudios Sociales Avanzados. Barcelona (C.S.I.C.) Duración: Enero de 1995 / Diciembre de 1996 Investigador principal: Dr. Manuel Mandianes Castro Número de Investigadores: 8 FACTORES SOCIO-CULTURALES DE LA BIOTECNOLOGÍA HUMANA. Entidad financiadora: Universidad de Murcia Entidad participante: Universidad de Murcia Duración: Enero / Diciembre de 1997. Investigador principal: Dr. Luis Álvarez Munarriz Número de Investigadores: 5 FORESIGHT AS A TOOL FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF KNOWLEDGE FLOWS AND INNOVATION Entidad financiadora: Comisión Europea Entidad participante: Instituto de Estudios Sociales Avanzados. Madrid. (C.S.I.C.)/ Anglia Polytechnic University. Cambridge (GB) / University of Twente. Enschede (HL) Duración: Enero / Diciembre de 1998 Investigador principal: Dr. Luis Sanz Menéndez. Número de Investigadores: 20 PERCEPCIONES Y ACTITUDES DE LAS PERSONAS INFECTADAS POR VIH RESPECTO A LA VIVENCIA DE SU ENFERMEDAD E IDENTIFICACIÓN DE LAS NECESIDADES DE INSERCIÓN SOCIO-LABORAL. Entidad financiadora: FIPSE Entidad participante: Consejería de Sanidad de la Comunidad Autónoma de Murcia / Universidad de Murcia Duración: Septiembre 2001 / Mayo 2003 Investigador principal: Dr. Alfredo Cano Sánchez Número de Investigadores: 6 LA CONCIENCIA: DIMENSIONES PSICOLÓGICAS Y CULTURALES. Entidad financiadora: Ministerio de Ciencia y Tecnología Entidad participante: Universidad de Murcia Duración:2002 / 2005 Investigador principal: Dr. Luis Álvarez Munárriz Número de Investigadores: 6 CONCIENCIA E IDENTIDAD CULTURAL EN LA REGIÓN DE MURCIA. ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia. Expediente Nº: 02977/PHCS/05. CUANTIA: 19. 081 Euros. DURACION DESDE: 01-01-2006 hasta 31-12-2007. INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL: Luis Álvarez Munárriz, Catedrático de Antropología Social. Número de Investigadores: 6 CONCIENCIA E IDENTIDAD REGIONAL EN MURCIA(II): La visión de los otros ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia. Expediente Nº: 08719/PHCS/08. CUANTIA: 19. 081 Euros. DURACION DESDE: 01-01-2009 hasta 31-12-2010. INVESTIGADOR PRINCIPAL: Luis Álvarez Munárriz, Catedrático de Antropología Social. Número de Investigadores: 6 PROYECTOS DE INNOVACIÓN EDUCATIVA Título: Adaptación al espacio Europeo de educación Superior del primer curso de la Titulación de Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 3.000 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2007/08 Título: Adaptación al espacio Europeo de educación Superior del segundo curso de la Titulación de Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 6.888,87 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2007/08 Título: Filosofía y EEES. Adaptación al EEES del 1º curso de Licenciatura en Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 3.500 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2008/09 Título: Filosofía y EEES. Adaptación al EEES del 2º curso de Licenciatura en Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 3.500 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2008/09 Título: Filosofía y EEES. Adaptación al EEES del 3º curso de Licenciatura en Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 9.000 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2008/09 Título: Filosofía y EEES. Adaptación al EEES del 2º curso de Licenciatura en Filosofía ENTIDAD FINANCIADORA: Comunidad Autónoma Región de Murcia y Universidad de Murcia CUANTIA: 2.272 Euros. DURACION: Curso 2009/10 1 1 Nota: Si necesita más casos, añádalos utilizando las funciones de copiar y pegar con el 2.º caso. Publicaciones o documentos científico-técnicos (CLAVE: L = libro completo, CL = capítulo de libro, A = artículo, R = “review”, E = editor, S = Documento científico-técnico restringido) Autores (p. o. de firma): ANTON HURTADO, Josefa María Título: De la Virgen de la Arrixaca a la Virgen de la Fuensanta. Ref. Revista : Libro Clave: L Volumen: Páginas, inicial: final: Fecha: 1996 Editorial (si libro): Universidad de Murcia Lugar de publicación: Murcia Autores (p. o. de firma): ANTON HURTADO, Josefa María y MANDIANES CASTRO, Manuel Título: O Ciclo da vida Ref. Revista: Libro Clave: L Volumen: Páginas, inicial: final: Fecha: 1998 Editorial (si libro): Ir Indo Lugar de publicación: Vigo 2 2 Nota: Si necesita más casos, añádalos utilizando las funciones de copiar y pegar con el 2.º caso. LIBROS PUBLICADOS COMO EDITORA ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, Luis y ANTON HURTADO, Fina (Eds.) Antropología del Mediterráneo. Murcia, Editorial Godoy, 2001 (ISBN: 84-85995-23-6) ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, Luis y ANTON HURTADO, Fina (Eds.) Identidad y pluriculturalidad en un mundo globalizado. Murcia, Editorial Godoy, 2002 (ISBN: 84-85995- 27-9) ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, Luis; ANTON HURTADO, Fina y MARIN CEBALLOS, Javier (Eds.) Antropología: Culturas del agua. Murcia, Editorial Godoy, 2004 (ISBN: 84- 85995-27-9) ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, L., ANTÓN, F. M., MARÍN, J., ORTÍN, J., SCHRIEWER, K. y VELANDRINO, A. P. (Edts.) Conciencia e identidad regional en la Comunidad de Murcia, Editorial Godoy, Murcia, 2011 (ISBN: 978-84-85995-33-2) ANTÓN HURTADO, F. y ERCOLANI, G. (Eds.) Anthropology and Security Studies, Universidad de Murcia; Nottingham Trent University; College of William and Mary (USA), 2013 (ISBN: 978-84-16038-00-8) http://www.diegomarin.net/umu/en/sociologia-y-antropologia/1133-anthropology-and- security-studies 9788416038008.html TURPÍN, José y ANTÓN, Fina, (Eds.) Es tiempo de … Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche, Universidad Gelisim de Estambúl (Turquía) y DM, Murcia, 2016 (ISBN: 978-84-16908-61-5) ANTÓN HURTADO, Fina; MARTÍNEZ GUIRAO, Javier Eloy; y DE MAYA SÁNCHEZ, Baldomero, (Eds.) Cultura y sociedad: Reflexiones e investigaciones en Antropología. Ed. Università degli Studi di Palermo, Ed. Universidad Miguel Hernández de Elche y DM, Murcia, 2016 (ISBN: 978-84-16908-56-1) ANTÓN HURTADO, Fina; LISON TOLOSANA, Carmelo, (Ed.) Antropología: enfoque sociocultural. Homenaje al Dr. Luís Álvarez Munárriz. Editorial Tirant lo Blanch Valencia. 2018. (ISBN: 9778-84-17069-68-1) ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, L., ANTÓN, F.y ESTEBAN, C.(Eds,) Alimentación humana: enfoque biocultural. Barcelona, Anthropos, 2019 (ISBN: 978-84-17556-19-8) CAPITULOS DE LIBROS ANTON HURTADO, J.M., (1993) "El espacio de la mujer en la Galicia rural" en ALVAREZ MUNÁRRIZ, L., FLORES ARROYUELO, F.J., Y GONZALEZ BLANCO, A., (Eds.) Cultura y sociedad en Murcia. Murcia. Universidad de Murcia, pp.71-85. MANDIANES CASTRO, M., y ANTON HURTADO, J.M., (1995) "La serpiente y los habitantes del agua" en GONZALEZ ALCANTUD, J.A., y MALPICA CUELLO,
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