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Journal articles on the topic "Franciscains – Mexique – 16e siècle"
Maldavsky, Aliocha. "Financiar la cristiandad hispanoamericana. Inversiones laicas en las instituciones religiosas en los Andes (s. XVI y XVII)." Vínculos de Historia. Revista del Departamento de Historia de la Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha, no. 8 (June 20, 2019): 114. http://dx.doi.org/10.18239/vdh_2019.08.06.
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Albert, Palacios Hilda Graciela. "Personne et société Mexica (Azteque) dans la "Huehuetlahtolli" préhispanique recueillie par des franciscains." Toulouse 2, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996TOU20079.
Full textJoyeux, Anne. "Le franciscanisme novohispanique selon Gerónimo de Mendieta (1525-1604) : histoire d’une entreprise missionnaire et politique." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Sorbonne université, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023SORUL149.
Full textThis research work aims to reconsider Franciscan action in the second sixteenth century through the prism of one of its main spokesmen: Gerónimo de Mendieta. He was a prolific author, fully committed to his order and determined to defend it on the political stage of his time through his writing. This work puts into perspective his personal correspondence, that of the Order and the writing of his major work: Historia Eclesiástica Indiana [1596]. It emphasizes that Mendieta's writings are particularly illuminating in terms of the evolution of the situation in which the Franciscan order, a major player in the conquest of the Valley of Mexico and the establishment of colonial society, found itself losing vitality. Mendieta's writings are thus a veritable observatory of colonial society at the end of the sixteenth century. At the same time, Mendieta's Historia is the result of the author's spiritual and political activism, as well as his attempt to anchor his order and his province in a fully Christian universalist temporality and historiography
Jeanne, Boris. "Mexico-Madrid-Rome : sur les pas de Diego Valadés, une étude des milieux romains tournés vers le Nouveau Monde à l'époque de la Contre-Réforme (1568-1594)." Paris, EHESS, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EHES0134.
Full textPapal bulls at the end of the 15th century conferred upon Iberian rulers a significant control over the young American churches. In the wake of the Council of Trent, the Holy See attempted to strike roots through spiritual and diplomatic means. Following in the footsteps of Diego Valadés, a Franciscan mestizo born in New Spain and turned procurator general of his order at the Roman Curia, the present thesis highlights how Rome developed an interest in the New World by collecting information and undertaking diplomatic moves while reckoning with the limits set up by Iberian ecclesiastical patronages. These limits were sometimes over passed through Roman Church structures proper, and in particular through missionary networks converging towards the Curia. The Spanish crown then showed it was likely to react, as was exemplified by the exclusion of Valadés, who thus fled to Perugia to publish his Rhetorica Christiana in 1579. The study of this Latin work intended for European readers offers an insight into the Roman way of seeing America. Starting from the life and work of Valadés, different circles looking towards the New World will be explored, illustrating the world's renewed apostolic concerns regarding papacy at the heart of the Counter-Reformation, in the years preceding the creation of the congregation of Propaganda Fide in the 17th century
Guilloux, Fabien. "Les frères mineurs et la musique en France : 1550-1700." Tours, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006TOUR2003.
Full textThis dissertation takes its place in Cultural History's prospect. Through musicology, but also history, philosophy, theology, canonical law, iconography, liturgy, pastoral and ethnomusicology disciplines too, this dissertation discusses about Franciscans rapports on Music in French culture. It reveals a complex skein of musical's identity in connection with every Franciscan family and it has a part in a better knowledge on musical activity in males' monasteries during Renaissance and Baroque period. This is the first monographic synthesis devoted to the musical Franciscan tradition
Ragon, Pierre. "Les amours indiennes : de l'imaginaire du Conquistador aux réalités de l'évangélisation dans le Mexique du XVIe siècle." Paris 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990PA010584.
Full textThis study's aim has been: a: to demonstrate a certain number of discourses relative to indigenous sexuality. This stem essentially from myth, topos or fantasy. Their affiliation with anterior themes has been traced. The social groups adopting them have been identified and the reasons for their re-use in the new world have been specified. B: to describe more precisely the action of the church whose efforts have been aimed at obtaining real knowledge of indigenous habits in order to elaborate a pedagogy likely to lead the indians to the adoption of morals conform to christianity, the clerics of the new world striving to "warp" the pastoral, the theological dogma and the canon law in the sense most favorable to local constraints. C: at the end of this double study, we have attempted to throw light on that which, beyond the opacity of the screens, appears of indigenous habits and their evolution from the first decades of colonisation
Russo, Alessandra. "Triptyque novohispano : plumes, cartes et graffiti pour une histoire métisse des arts (16e-17e siècles)." Paris, EHESS, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006EHES0153.
Full textThe dissertation analyzes the history of the mutual transformation at the origin of the artistic production in New Spain from the 16th to the 17th century onward. Based upon the innovative « triptych » feather art/cartography/graffiti, our corpus allows to interrogate the birth and developments of the Mexican colonial society from very diverse vantage points. The first part of the thesis demonstrates the preponderant place the three identified objects had during the process of the military conquest. The second part studies the role they played during the spiritual and administrative colonization. The third part enlightens the mutual transformation of the artistic languages. The society of the New Spain is studied as a complex web of creative situations which were essential to its growth and vitality. The proposed triptych becomes a multi-laboratory to analyze the pertinence of a mestizo history of the arts, capable to formulate an anthropologic, historic and esthetic frame in order to study the sphere of creation
Roulet, Éric. "Indiens et pratiques indigènes en Nouvelle-Espagne au XVIè siècle impact et réalité de la "conquête spirituelle" 1521-1571." Reims, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005REIML011.
Full textThe evangelization of the Indians in New Spain did not have the efficiency one used to think for the XVIth century. The spiritual conquest was moderate, because of the way it was done and definetely because of the men themselves, either clergymen or Indians. It was a hard task to fulfill and the native communauties presented a whole range of different religious situations. Clergymen could not always serve as a model for them. Some were brutal, violent and did not really care about ethics and Christian values. Others used to soften their religious requirements in order to please those who supported them, as the traditionnal elite, and in order to back their economical interests. Indians did have some freedom of action in the end. They knew how to preserve their religious practises when they had to face Christianism. And when they decided to convert themselves, they did not forget their economical, social and political interests
Bron, Marion du. "Le cheval mexicain en Nouvelle-Espagne entre 1519-1639." Paris, EHESS, 2010. https://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00948259.
Full textTraditionally, the history of the horse in Mexico was envisaged in the light of the winners. Horses were presented as major actors of the victory of the conquerors and their superiority of the losers. Horses symbolized the Conquest, the colonial dominion and the division between the Republic of the Spaniards and the Republic of the Indians. However, the history of the horse in Mexico must be widened to the novo-Hispanic colonial society in general and in which we claim to reveal the genesis of the modem mexican, reason for which we entitled our thesis " The Mexican horse among which the birth and the crystallization extend between 1519 and 1639 approximately. In the term of the consultation and the analysis of a documentation plentiful and varied in the shape and at the bottom and often new, our work allows to enrich at first the history of the horse in Mexico because by approaching the horse from the point of view of the mexican, our thesis appears as the first attempt of social and cultural history on the genesis of the Mexican horse, for the importance granted to the native contributions in the equitation and the techniques of the taming or still for the revealing of a culture of the novo-Hispanic horse cross. Our work also enriches the colonial history in the XVIth century, in the glance in particular sociological portraits of traders and thieves of presented horses and who are the first ones of the genre in this period
Román, Abascal Laura Patricia. "L' influence de l'architecture dominicaine française sur l'architecture du même ordre dans la Nouvelle Espagne au XVIème siècle." Bordeaux 3, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010BOR30027.
Full textThe main theme of this thesis find the most ancient sources of the conception of architectural design and decoration of the convents of the Dominican order in New Spain in the sixteenth century. This research is divided into three chapters. The first was an analysis of the birth, development, life and the rule of the Dominican order, of its foundation in France and his arrival in New Spain, in order to know whether there was any relationship between the rule, the activities of the monks and the general conception of the convents and specific spaces. In the second chapter examines the life and characteristics of European mendicant monasteries in the Middle Ages, particularly the architecture of the Cistercian Order and the Plan of Saint Gall, to establish the conceptual and physical references, first of all, in the architecture of the Dominican order in France and then in the convents of the same order in New Spain. In the third chapter provides an analysis and a comparison between the characteristics of the French Dominican architecture and the architecture of the same order in New Spain in the sixteenth century. Thus confirming the influence of the french dominican convents on the convents in New Spain in terms of its design and construction. The discoveries and knowledge generated through this research and their analysis allow us to test the hypothesis of this work, which states that the french dominican architecture was influenced by cistercian architecture and later adopted elements of this architecture were carried to Spain for later transplant them in Mexico, changing the previous state of knowledge of art history that for centuries has been argued that the model of the architecture of the Dominican order in New Spain in the sixteenth century is the result of Spanish models and constructions. This work allows us to explore new paths to the relationship between French art and Mexican colonial art
Rose, Sonia. ""Afin qu'il y ait mémoire de moi" : sens et structure dans l'Historia verdadera de Bernal Di'az del Castillo." Paris 3, 1991. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA030017.
Full textThe true history of the conquest of new spain is one of the most widely read histories covering the period of the discovery and conquest of mexico; it is also one of the most important historical sources for this period; due to this fact, numerous historians have studied the historical aspects of bernal diaz's work and its value as a historical source. Our approach has been, thus; different since we mainly aimed at studying the expressive and literary quality of the text; the historia verdadera, as the original title reads, was written between 1545 (we maintain) and 1568 with the confessed aim of setting the record right and of putting down in writing for posterity the deeds and sufferings of the men that were faithful to hernan bortes all along; bernal diaz achieved his goal and convinced most of his readers of the justice of his case; by studying the rhetorical and argumentative structure of his work we have been able to interpret it as a whole and to judge in accordance with the qims set by the author for his text. Following horace's dictum, the historia verdadera convinces because it pleases
Books on the topic "Franciscains – Mexique – 16e siècle"
Fray Marcos de Niza 1495-1558. Frère Marc de Nice: A la poursuite de l'utopie franciscaine aux Indes occidentales. Nice, France.: Michel NALLINO, 2010.
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