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Journal articles on the topic "Jésuites – Paraguay – 18e siècle"
Sluhovsky, Moshe. "La mobilisation des saints dans la Fronde parisienne d'après les mazarinades." Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales 54, no. 2 (April 1999): 353–74. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ahess.1999.279752.
Full textJarnoux, Philippe. "La colonisation de la seigneurie de Batiscan aux 17e et 18e siècles : l’espace et les hommes." Revue d'histoire de l'Amérique française 40, no. 2 (August 20, 2008): 163–91. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/304442ar.
Full textOrantin, Mickaël. "Remarques sur le verbe “vendre” : dire l’échange marchand en guarani dans les missions jésuites du Paraguay (xviie-xviiie siècle)." L'Homme, no. 233 (February 27, 2020): 75–104. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/lhomme.36666.
Full textLaure, Joseph. "Missions jésuites au 18e siècle en Amazonie actuellement bolivienne (cinquième article): Arbres, fruits, plantes et mammifères. Transcription et traduction par Joseph Laure." Acta Ethnographica Hungarica 51, no. 3-4 (September 2006): 357–455. http://dx.doi.org/10.1556/aethn.51.2006.3-4.8.
Full textAdoue, Cecilia, Mickaël Orantin, and Capucine Boidin Caravias. "Diálogos en guaraní, un manuscrit inédit des réductions jésuites du Paraguay (XVIIIe siècle)." Nuevo mundo mundos nuevos, December 1, 2015. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/nuevomundo.68665.
Full textServais, Olivier, and Frédéric Laugrand. "Missionnaire." Anthropen, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.018.
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Melai, Fabrizio. "Les jésuites du Paraguay expulsés en Italie : mythologie politique et sociologie de l'exil." Paris, EHESS, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011EHES0007.
Full textIn 1767. By order of King Charles lll, all Jesuits were expelled from Spanish dominions, accused of plotting to overthrow the State. Even Paraguay, were the famous Reductions were established, feel under the order and by 1768 all of the Jesuits were deported out of the area. After a one-year journey, the Jesuitical Province of Paraguay was exiled into the Pontifical States, between Faenza and Ravenna. First years of exile were very harsh, to such an extent that many of the Jesuits died. To mitigate this drift, whose causes were both material-organizational and spiritual, the role of Domingo Muriel, the last Provincial of Paraguay, stood out. He made efforts, aimed at keeping up the Jesuitical identity among his subordinates. When, in 1773, Pope Clement XIV broke up the Society of Jesus, Muriel drew up a letter outlining a spiritual perspective in view of Society's rebirth. Through this letter and other works, published up to the early Nineties, on the one hand he deepened a spirituality of lgnatian's identity, which had eschatological implications as well as remarkable points of contact with the later lntransigent Catholicism; on the other hand, he succeeded in shaping an image of Paraguayan Reductions which was conducive to its apologetic meaning. In doing this, he also brought together some of his subordinates - fathers Cardiel, Quiroga, Sànchez Labrador, Dobrizhoffer, Peramás and others - that with their works placed themselves on the wake of Muriel in using the image of Paraguayan Reductions to engage at first in the apologetic struggle against Jurisdictionalism, later against the Revolution
Verissimo, Fernanda. "L’impression dans les missions jésuites au Paraguay : 1705-1727." Thesis, Paris 4, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA040187.
Full textTypography was one of the arts and crafts developed by the Jesuits in the Guarani missions of Paraguay in the XVIIIth century. We examine all of the extant books produced in the missions, describing each one and giving a history of their content and of the circumstances of their manufacture. When possible, we compare different copies of the same title, trying to understand how these printing workshops worked. We try to grasp the role of printing in the strategies of the Jesuits around the globe and we examine the beginnings of printing in colonial America and the role of the Society of Jesus in its development
Piciulo, Viviana Silvia. "Les Jesuites américaines expulsés en Italie et Joaquín Camaño (1767-1814)." Paris, EHESS, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014EHES0110.
Full textJoaquin Camaño was a Jesuit from Paraguay, who lived in exile in Italy for most of his life from 1767 to 1820. His work and his fame can be considered of smaller importance if compared to many other Jesuits exiled following orders from Carlos III in Emilia-Romagna (1767). Through my search I explore in depth the role of J. Camaño, a smaller character who becomes part of the life of the others expelled through a dynamic "network report" of which he was one of the principal craftsmen. My objective has been to study the impact that these the American Jesuit exiles had, through the life of Joaquin Camaño, on the italian intellectual world, european and american after 1767. Camaño, with his studies, it is inserted in the renewed and vivacious rhetoric of the "Nuovo Mondo" which in those years assumed great dynamism. Born in La Rioja, Argentina, he grew up as a bright cartographer and linguist in the context of the European illustration thanks to his particular life as a missionary. After his expulsion, Joaquin Camaño, together with numerous other American brethren, arrived in Faenza, in the Papal State, devoting himself to the study of cartography and of the American languages. He found his place in a neuralgic moment for the history of linguistics, when direct observation and theoretical reflection of the phenomena were measured with the great human variety which by then were to be found in the world
Acosta, Marcelo Alejandro. "Ad majorem Dei gloriam : espace de Dieu et domaine des hommes : analyse des missions jésuites du Paracuaria (1610 – 1767) à partir de l'archéologie phénoménologique : cas d'étude Nuestra Señora de Loreto (I et II) et San Ignacio Miní (I et II)." Doctoral thesis, Université Laval, 2016. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27186.
Full textIn this research we try to establish the relation that exists between material culture, symbols and representations used in the Jesuit missions in the Province of the Paraguay (or Paracuaria). Our objective is to understand, from the archaeological record, material transformations and changing perceptions between 1610 and 1767. Urban space organizes social realities and plays a key role in the transformation of environment and society. This materiality also reinforces actions and rituals as new practices and behaviors are introduced and reinforced over time. In this sense, the mission space acquires symbolic dimensions with specific narratives that serve to organise aspects of daily life within the mission structure. Located between the Spanish and Portuguese empires in South America, the Jesuit Province of the Paraguay founded in 1607 was the theatre of conflict for control of the territory. The first missions (Nuestra Señora de Loreto and San Ignacio Miní) were founded in 1610 in present day Brazil. In 1631, the sites were left due to attacks by the Bandeirantes or Portuguese slave holders of São Paulo that attempted to enslave populations of converted Guarani Amerindians. The missions were Jesuit enclaves in an embattled territory and were considered an obstacle to the expansion of the Portuguese crown in South American. In 1631, the missions were moved to temporary locations and then were relocated several times thereafter. These successive changes produced new interpretations of their world and society that we can observe in the material culture record. Using a multidisciplinary approach, we will outline transformations in the organization of mission space and material culture. This will give us a more complete vision of their internal organization. A historical perspective will allow us to establish the relationships between the subjects and their socio-political conditions in the mission settings. We will then see that certain objects played specific roles within defined contexts, which we must understand to establish their precise functions. Finally, we will analyze changes in the material culture from a phenomenological perspective, as this will allow us to deconstruct the narratives and ideologies that impregnates them. This exercise will allow us to establish what we believe to be the essential meaning of these objects and we will interpret their intentionality in transmitting notions of ideology and social practice.
En esta investigación intentamos de establecer la relación que existe entre la cultura material, los símbolos y las representaciones empleadas en las misiones jesuíticas en la Provincia del Paraguay (o Paracuaria). El objetivo es comprender, a partir de la información arqueológica, las transformaciones materiales como también las percepciones entre 1610 y 1767. El espacio urbano organiza la realidad social y juega un rol clave en la transformación del espacio y de la sociedad. Por medio de la materialidad se refuerzan acciones y ritos, como también nuevas prácticas y comportamientos al igual que los nuevos comportamientos que pueden perpetuarse en el tiempo. El tal sentido, el espacio misional adquiere una dimensión simbólica cargada de discursos que organizan a su vez, todos los aspectos de la vida dentro de las misiones. Ubicada entre los dominios de los imperios español y portugués en Sudamérica, la Provincia Jesuítica del Paraguay fundada en 1607 fue el teatro de enfrentamientos por el control del territorio. Las primeras misiones (Nuestra Señora de Loreto y San Ignacio Miní) fueron fundadas en 1610 en el actual Brasil. En 1631, los sitios fueron abandonados debido a los ataques de los Bandeirantes o esclavistas portugueses de São Paulo que atacaron la región para esclavizar los guaraníes ya evangelizados. Las misiones fueron enclaves jesuitas en un territorio en conflicto y fueron consideradas como un obstáculo al expansionismo de la corona portuguesa en el sur del continente americano. En 1631, las misiones fueron mudadas en varios sitios temporarios y posteriormente reubicadas en diferentes oportunidades. Las mudanzas produjeron una reinterpretación del mundo de la sociedad, cambios que podemos observar en la cultura material. A partir de un análisis interdisciplinario podremos establecer las transformaciones en la organización del espacio y la cultura material. Esto nos dará una visión más completa sobre el modelo de organización al interior de las misiones. De otra parte, la perspectiva histórica nos permitirá de establecer las relaciones entre los sujetos entre los sujetos y las condiciones político-sociales en un momento determinado. Con ello veremos que los objetos tuvieron un rol en su contexto, el cual debemos comprender para establecer su función específica. Finalmente, analizaremos los cambios de la cultura material a partir de la arqueología fenomenológica, debido a que ese modelo nos permitirá deconstruir los discursos y las ideologías que impregnan los objetos. Este ejercicio nos permitirá establecer la verdadera esencia de los objetos y su primera intención al momento de comunicar mensajes, ideologías y prácticas sociales.
Candela, Guillaume. "Les fondements d'une société en marge - Ecritures et actions du clergé dans la conquête du Paraguay (1537-1580)." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016USPCA149/document.
Full textThis thesis deals with a new problematic : the settlement of the clergy in a marginal society of conquest in America, the Paraguay of the 16th century. This study likes to increase knowledge about the Church's role in Colonial America, few books have been written about the subject. This dissertation will explore several hypothesis. First, Franciscans or Jesuits, the missions lean on a first experience : the conquest of the territory between 1537 and 1580. The action of the members of the clergy, who could have a certain liberty, must have prepared the arrival of the Jesuits. Asunción, which became in 1541 a city and the capital of the region houses also regular clerks. This clerical mix appears clearly in the documents and enables multiple visions of the colonial reality in the 16th century. The clergy is also analysed through its relationship with civil society and indigenous people. Through the study of a corpus of unpublished documents transcribed by us, we analyze the role and the influence of the Church in the first conquest phase of the territory managed from Asunción
Jetten, Marc. "Les réductions amérindiennes de Nouvelle-France (1637-1701) : l'Église naissante du Canada?" Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1992. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28451.
Full textFu, Xiaoqian. "L'architecture chinoise dans la pensée des jésuites du XVIIIe siècle." Paris 8, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA082963.
Full text18th century Europe already knew about Chinese architecture through the drawings shown on the manufactured goods that had been sent in for long. Since the end of the 17th century, the detailed reports from the Jesuits living in China allowed the introduction of Chinese art into Europe, in a more complete and precise way. We can divide this introduction into three chronological periods: The first one is a period of reject, of misunderstanding due to the superficiality of the sketches about Chinese architecture, represented by Father Louis Le Comte and other first Jesuits in China. The second period shows, to certain extend a better acceptation of Chinese architecture. The presentations done by the Jesuits, although neutral, open the way to an orientalistic wave in Europe. Father Attiret is representative of this period. As soon as his letter is published, in 1747, Europe's interest grows on Chinese gardens, particularly Yuan Ming Yuan. His letter contributes then to the creation of parks and gardens "in the Chinese way" all over Europe. The third period is characterized by the works of Jesuits who stayed in China as long as the second part of the 18th century, mainly those who contributed to the "Mémoires concernant des chinois". Father Cibot is the most brilliant author about architecture, with his theory on the Chinese garden. His translation of a poem by Sima Guang shows the manner used by lettered Chinese people to create their own gardens, while deepens the European people's approach to the subject
Guerigen, Gilles. "Les particularismes de l'éducation jésuite dans les collèges d'Allemange du sud au XVIIIe siècle." Metz, 1990. http://docnum.univ-lorraine.fr/public/UPV-M/Theses/1990/Guerigen.Gilles.LMZ903.pdf.
Full textThe teaching given in jesuit's schools is rooted both in the medieval tradition of liberal arts and in the renaissance humanism, which the fathers have been able to christianize from the inside. The decisive question they were confronted with, in the eighteenth century, was that of a positive assimilation of enlightenment and new educative theories. Since a long time, the jesuits had taken part in the evolution of ideas and sciences, having been able to fix an intersting correspondance between moral and spiritual formation, and intellectual formation. But they will go on forming the select without really paying attention to a society henceforth deeply changing, since the influence of enlightenment extends itself rights to the catholic parts of southern germany. They seem less open to new teachnings and hold their traditional ways; but these have become obsolete and the fathers loose the position they held, though their methods have kept their original value: there is the paradoxal situation the jesuits haven't been able to overcome before the canonical dissolution of their order in 1773
Brodeur-Girard, Sébastien. "Influences et représentations des Jésuites dans l'Encyclopédie." Thèse, Paris, EHESS, 2004. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/14825.
Full textWachenheim, Pierre. "Art et politique, langage pictural et sédition dans l'estampe sous le règne de Louis XV." Paris 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004PA010623.
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