Add to ORKGThis article intends to discuss socioeconomic patterns of women who entered the Convent of Ajuda in Rio de Janeiro, comparing them to the women’s profile belonging to segments of the elite of colonial society. After that, analyzes the institutional aspects of life in the cloister, focusing also some evidence of disruption of regular rules. Finally, dedicated to investigate evidence of religious devotion among the nuns of Ajuda
This article examines the creation of women’s gender identity in the religious discourse of colonial...
The present thesis has as an objective the study of the relations among painters and other artists r...
This master's thesis is the result of research conducted with nuns in Piratini, Rio Grande do Sul. I...
The article discusses women's religious life in reclusion in Brazil, seeking to identify factors tha...
The Roman Catholic church played a dominant role in colonial Brazil, so that women\u27s lives were s...
Founders and patrons, prioresses and sub prioresses, novice mistresses and cantrices, scribes and il...
The history of São Bento de Cástris convent, the oldest Portuguesa Cistercian community south of Tag...
No ano de 1739 criava-se na cidade do Rio de Janeiro o primeiro recolhimento leigo voltado para a cr...
The present scientific research sought to understand the ways of living and coexistence that the nun...
The study of the religious women of the Order of St. James in Portugal during the period mentioned i...
This study evaluated information on Brazilian female-fashion and feminine elegance patterns. These e...
En el año 1774 una mujer mística y pobre, un fraile arquitecto y futuro santo, y un gobernador ilust...
This article proposes a discussion about the arrival in Brazil of a great amount of feminine religio...
This article is concerned with models of religious practice, human profiles and experience that emer...
This article aims to describe some aspects of membership of D. Fr. Antônio de Guadalupe to spiritua...
This article examines the creation of women’s gender identity in the religious discourse of colonial...
The present thesis has as an objective the study of the relations among painters and other artists r...
This master's thesis is the result of research conducted with nuns in Piratini, Rio Grande do Sul. I...
The article discusses women's religious life in reclusion in Brazil, seeking to identify factors tha...
The Roman Catholic church played a dominant role in colonial Brazil, so that women\u27s lives were s...
Founders and patrons, prioresses and sub prioresses, novice mistresses and cantrices, scribes and il...
The history of São Bento de Cástris convent, the oldest Portuguesa Cistercian community south of Tag...
No ano de 1739 criava-se na cidade do Rio de Janeiro o primeiro recolhimento leigo voltado para a cr...
The present scientific research sought to understand the ways of living and coexistence that the nun...
The study of the religious women of the Order of St. James in Portugal during the period mentioned i...
This study evaluated information on Brazilian female-fashion and feminine elegance patterns. These e...
En el año 1774 una mujer mística y pobre, un fraile arquitecto y futuro santo, y un gobernador ilust...
This article proposes a discussion about the arrival in Brazil of a great amount of feminine religio...
This article is concerned with models of religious practice, human profiles and experience that emer...
This article aims to describe some aspects of membership of D. Fr. Antônio de Guadalupe to spiritua...
This article examines the creation of women’s gender identity in the religious discourse of colonial...
The present thesis has as an objective the study of the relations among painters and other artists r...
This master's thesis is the result of research conducted with nuns in Piratini, Rio Grande do Sul. I...