International audienceThe work of enlightened Jesuits from Latin America and living in Italy reveals a large and diversified cultural panorama that goes beyond great signatures such as Viscardo’s or Clavigero’s. From the eighteenth century Italian peninsula a melancholy, but also committed literature eventually became the banner of American patriotism. Condemning Spanish colonialism these priests’ prosaic or poetic works give a subjective image of the Jesuits’ exile from a human and telltale point of view. With their vast culture and great sensibility Jesuit writers showed the tragedy of what was euphemistically called the extrañamiento, the forced migration that divided the Jesuit order on account of their Spanish or American origins. Even...
En 1767 Carlos III expulsó a los jesuitas de todos los dominios españoles, estos regulares animaron ...
This work examines how a uniquely Jesuit ascetic ideal, or will to power over the self and others, d...
Contenido Editorial. Estudios Miranda y Bolívar: dos concepciones de la unidad de la Améri...
The work of enlightened Jesuits from Latin America and living in Italy reveals a large and diversifi...
International audienceNumerous works of enlightened Jesuits from Latin America testify of an interes...
In the second half of the 18th century, the Jesuits took an active part in the evangelization of the...
This paper examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of periodical reports from m...
The exile of the Jesuits in Italy, in spite of the tribulation it implied, was extremely fruitful in...
The exile of Spanish jesuits (1767-1815) produced several cultural, social and economic effects on t...
Sulla base dell'analisi dell'esperienza missionaria dei gesuiti nell'America spagnola tra XVI e XVII...
Este artículo presenta una síntesis historiográfica acerca de las cartas indipetae, conservadas en e...
Aunque reunió a hombres de formación y orígenes diversos, la Compañía de Jesús desarrolló mecanismos...
This article focuses on the signficance of the Mexican Jesuit Generation of 1750, which was exiled t...
he Jesuits’ colonial legacy in Latin America is well-known. They pioneered an interest in indigenous...
El 3 de septiembre de 1759 fueron expulsados los jesuitas de todos los dominios de José I de Portuga...
En 1767 Carlos III expulsó a los jesuitas de todos los dominios españoles, estos regulares animaron ...
This work examines how a uniquely Jesuit ascetic ideal, or will to power over the self and others, d...
Contenido Editorial. Estudios Miranda y Bolívar: dos concepciones de la unidad de la Améri...
The work of enlightened Jesuits from Latin America and living in Italy reveals a large and diversifi...
International audienceNumerous works of enlightened Jesuits from Latin America testify of an interes...
In the second half of the 18th century, the Jesuits took an active part in the evangelization of the...
This paper examines ethnographic writing in the Jesuit Relations, a set of periodical reports from m...
The exile of the Jesuits in Italy, in spite of the tribulation it implied, was extremely fruitful in...
The exile of Spanish jesuits (1767-1815) produced several cultural, social and economic effects on t...
Sulla base dell'analisi dell'esperienza missionaria dei gesuiti nell'America spagnola tra XVI e XVII...
Este artículo presenta una síntesis historiográfica acerca de las cartas indipetae, conservadas en e...
Aunque reunió a hombres de formación y orígenes diversos, la Compañía de Jesús desarrolló mecanismos...
This article focuses on the signficance of the Mexican Jesuit Generation of 1750, which was exiled t...
he Jesuits’ colonial legacy in Latin America is well-known. They pioneered an interest in indigenous...
El 3 de septiembre de 1759 fueron expulsados los jesuitas de todos los dominios de José I de Portuga...
En 1767 Carlos III expulsó a los jesuitas de todos los dominios españoles, estos regulares animaron ...
This work examines how a uniquely Jesuit ascetic ideal, or will to power over the self and others, d...
Contenido Editorial. Estudios Miranda y Bolívar: dos concepciones de la unidad de la Améri...