International audienceThe Guarayo of Bolivian Amazonia maintain a paradoxical relationship with the Franciscan missionaries who converted them to Christianity in the 19th century. They feel quite attached to these priests, whom they consider as founders of their communities. However, they also assert that the priests’ actions have been culturally destructive and socially violent, while many Franciscans themselves often infringed Catholic rules (debauchery, polygamy, sorcery). The position of the priest within Guarayo social morphology, both central and exterior to it, accounts for this paradoxical relationship.Los Guarayos de la Amazonia boliviana mantienen una relación paradójica con los misioneros franciscanos que los cristianizaron en el...
URL : http://cerri.revues.org/958National audienceIn partitioning the New World, Pope Alexander VI i...
Guatemala, where Indians represent two-thirds of the total population, has experienced unprecedented...
International audienceThis paper studies the ambiguity of the status of the Jesuits in the periphery...
International audienceThe Guarayo of Bolivian Amazonia maintain a paradoxical relationship with the ...
Se describe primero la «prehistoria» católica del contacto entre los grupos panos de la actual Amazo...
Au XVIe siècle, les missionnaires voulurent éduquer les populations andines sous domination espagnol...
In the 18th century, Guaycuru Indian population (mocovies, abipones, mbayas and tobas peoples) sett...
For one hundred years (1693–1790) Franciscan missionaries continuously attempted to convert a variet...
El artículo describe la continuidad paradójica entre la crítica de los misioneros católicos a la cap...
International audienceAbstract: The paper discusses the paradoxes in the continuity between theCatho...
Este artigo analisa a participação indígena na difusão da doutrina cristã nas missões jesuíticas ins...
The mobilization of the zapatistas represents the first revolutionary movement of a new type to appe...
Based on the analytical proposal of Michel de Certeau, this article studies the strategies deployed ...
Esta obra estudia las razones fundamentales que provocaron el fracaso del proyecto misional francisc...
International audienceLes interventions sanitaires et éducatives permettent auxÉglises évangéliques ...
URL : http://cerri.revues.org/958National audienceIn partitioning the New World, Pope Alexander VI i...
Guatemala, where Indians represent two-thirds of the total population, has experienced unprecedented...
International audienceThis paper studies the ambiguity of the status of the Jesuits in the periphery...
International audienceThe Guarayo of Bolivian Amazonia maintain a paradoxical relationship with the ...
Se describe primero la «prehistoria» católica del contacto entre los grupos panos de la actual Amazo...
Au XVIe siècle, les missionnaires voulurent éduquer les populations andines sous domination espagnol...
In the 18th century, Guaycuru Indian population (mocovies, abipones, mbayas and tobas peoples) sett...
For one hundred years (1693–1790) Franciscan missionaries continuously attempted to convert a variet...
El artículo describe la continuidad paradójica entre la crítica de los misioneros católicos a la cap...
International audienceAbstract: The paper discusses the paradoxes in the continuity between theCatho...
Este artigo analisa a participação indígena na difusão da doutrina cristã nas missões jesuíticas ins...
The mobilization of the zapatistas represents the first revolutionary movement of a new type to appe...
Based on the analytical proposal of Michel de Certeau, this article studies the strategies deployed ...
Esta obra estudia las razones fundamentales que provocaron el fracaso del proyecto misional francisc...
International audienceLes interventions sanitaires et éducatives permettent auxÉglises évangéliques ...
URL : http://cerri.revues.org/958National audienceIn partitioning the New World, Pope Alexander VI i...
Guatemala, where Indians represent two-thirds of the total population, has experienced unprecedented...
International audienceThis paper studies the ambiguity of the status of the Jesuits in the periphery...