The Oxford handbook of Jesuits

The Oxford handbook of Jesuits / edited by Ines Županov.

Through its missionary, pedagogical, and scientific accomplishments, the Society of Jesus-known as the Jesuits-became one of the first institutions with a truly "global" reach, in practice and intention. The Oxford Handbook of the Jesuits offers a critical assessment of the Order, helping...

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Other Authors: Županov, Ines G. (Editor)
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: [New York, N.Y.] : Oxford University Press, [2019]
Series:Oxford handbooks online.
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Jesuits.
Jesuits
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505 0 0 |g Introduction :  |t Is one world enough for the jesuits? part ifoundation and administration /  |r 1 The "First Fathers" of the Society of Jesus /  |r Pierre Antoine Fabre --  |t Jesuit organization and legislation development and implementation of a normative framework /  |r Markus Friedrich --  |t Jesuit letters /  |r Paul Nelles --  |g Part II. Spirituality and Economy --  |t Spiritual exercises obedience, conscience, conquest /  |r Silvia Mostaccio --  |t Jesuit interior indias confession and mapping of the soul /  |r Federico Palomo --  |t Financing Jesuit missions /  |r Frederik Vermote --  |g Part III. Education and Politics --  |t Rise, character, and development of Jesuit education teaching the world /  |r Cristiano Casalini --  |t Elites and the constitution of Jesuit identity /  |r Patrick Goujon --  |t Political theories and Jesuit politics /  |r Carlos Zeron --  |t Jesuit accommodation, dissimulation, mental reservation /  |r Stefania Tutino --  |t Jesuit missions between the papacy and the Iberian crowns /  |r Giuseppe Marcocci --  |g Part IV. Global Mission --  |t Jesuits, conversos, and alumbrados in the Iberian world /  |r Stefania Pastore --  |t The Jesuit English mission /  |r James E. Kelly --  |t Jesuits in the Orthodox world /  |r Paul Shore --  |t Jesuits and Islam in early modern Europe /  |r Emanuele Colombo --  |t Jesuit missionaries and missions in the Iberian colonial world /  |r Rafael Gaune Corradi --  |t The Jesuits in Asia under the Portuguese Padroado : India, China, and Japan (sixteenth to seventeenth centuries) /  |r Hélène Vu Thanh --  |t Jesuit involvement in Africa, 1848-2017 /  |r Festo Mkenda --  |g Part V. Jesuit Aesthetics and Artistic Production --  |t Jesuit visual culture in a machine age /  |r Mia M. Mochizuki --  |t Missionary art and architecture of the society of Jesus between China and Brazil /  |r Gauvin Alexander Bailey --  |t Jesuit illustrated books /  |r Walter S. Melion,  |r Ralph Dekoninck --  |t Latinitas iesu neo-Latin writing and the literary-emotional communities of the Old society of Jesus /  |r Yasmin Haskell --  |t Jesuit theater /  |r Anne-Sophie Gallo --  |t Music in global Jesuit missions, 1440-1773 /  |r David R. M. Irving --  |g Part VI. Scientific Projects --  |t Jesuit mathematics /  |r Romano Gatto --  |t Astronomy, cosmology, and Jesuit discipline, 1540-1758 /  |r Luís Miguel Carolino --  |t Natural history in the Jesuit missions /  |r Miguel de Asúa --  |t Jesuit humanism and indigenous-language philology in the Americas and Asia /  |r Stuart M. McManus --  |t The historiography of the Society of Jesus /  |r Paul Shore --  |t Tracking Jesuit psychologies from ubiquitous discourse on the soul to institutionalized discipline /  |r Fernanda Alfieri --  |t Jesuit anthropology studying "living books" /  |r Charlotte de Castelnau-l'Estoile --  |g Part VII. Anti-Jesuitism, Enlightenment, and the Suppression --  |t Anti-Jesuitism in a global perspective /  |r Sabina Pavone --  |t The Jesuits and the Enlightenment /  |r Joan-Pau Rubiés --  |t The Jesuit rites controversy /  |r Claudia von Collani --  |t The age of suppression from the expulsions to the restoration of the Society of Jesus (1759-1820) /  |r Niccolò Guasti --  |g Part VIII. Restoration --  |t The restoration of the Society of Jesus and the vagaries of writing /  |r Martín M. Morales --  |t French and Canadian Jesuit history writing a bridge between the "old" and the "new" society /  |r Adina Ruiu --  |t Jesuit missions' past and the idea of return between history and memory /  |r Guillermo Wilde --  |t A Jesuit way of being global? : Second Vatican Council, inculturation, and liberation theology /  |r Frédéric Gugelot --  |t Jesuits in the twenty-first century /  |r Benoît Vermander 
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