Made available in DSpace on 2013-08-07T18:59:50Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 000444645-Texto+Completo-0.pdf: 5390282 bytes, checksum: 337156087e50fae4e00695c8da51cd3d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012 / Among the numerous remainders of the sculptural production of the jesuiticas doctrines of the Paraguayan Province, this study contemplates the miniatures and the medium port images. Under historical, anthropological and aesthetic perspectives of analysis, these statues – present in the day-to-day of the missional villages, amalgamating the European and Indigenous contributions -, are understood as material culture of a long duration historical phenomenon, expression of the development of the religious and aesthetic autonomy of the missionary. From the second half of the century XVIII on, they constituted themselves as a reminiscence through the presence in the religious praxis of the human groups that dispersed and incorporated in the Spanish and Portuguese colonial states, compounding, afterwards, collections of the independent countries of huge area of the Southern America. / Dentre os numerosos remanescentes da produção escultórica das doutrinas jesuíticas da Província paraguaia, este estudo contempla as miniaturas e imagens de médio porte. Sob perspectivas históricas, antropológicas e estéticas de análise, estas estatuetas – presentes no cotidiano dos povoados missionais, amalgamando as contribuições europeia e indígena –, são compreendidas como cultura material de um fenômeno histórico de longa duração, expressão do desenvolvimento da autonomia religiosa e estética dos missioneiros. A partir da segunda metade do século XVIII, constituíram-se como remanescência mediante a presença na práxis religiosa dos grupos humanos que se dispersaram e se incorporaram nos Estados coloniais espanhol e português, compondo, posteriormente, acervos dos países independentes de imensa área da América meridional.

Made available in DSpace on 2015-04-14T13:47:49Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 444645.pdf: 5390282 bytes, checksum: 337156087e50fae4e00695c8da51cd3d (MD5) Previous issue date: 2012-11-30 / Among the numerous remainders of the sculptural production of the jesuiticas doctrines of the Paraguayan Province, this study contemplates the miniatures and the medium port images. Under historical, anthropological and aesthetic perspectives of analysis, these statues present in the day-to-day of the missional villages, amalgamating the European and Indigenous contributions - , are understood as material culture of a long duration historical phenomenon, expression of the development of the religious and aesthetic autonomy of the missionary. From the second half of the century XVIII on , they constituted themselves as a reminiscence through the presence in the religious praxis of the human groups that dispersed and incorporated in the Spanish and Portuguese colonial states, compounding, afterwards, collections of the independent countries of huge area of the Southern America. / Dentre os numerosos remanescentes da produ??o escult?rica das doutrinas jesu?ticas da Prov?ncia paraguaia, este estudo contempla as miniaturas e imagens de m?dio porte. Sob perspectivas hist?ricas, antropol?gicas e est?ticas de an?lise, estas estatuetas presentes no cotidiano dos povoados missionais, amalgamando as contribui??es europeia e ind?gena, s?o compreendidas como cultura material de um fen?meno hist?rico de longa dura??o, express?o do desenvolvimento da autonomia religiosa e est?tica dos missioneiros. A partir da segunda metade do s?culo XVIII, constitu?ram-se como remanesc?ncia mediante a presen?a na pr?xis religiosa dos grupos humanos que se dispersaram e se incorporaram nos Estados coloniais espanhol e portugu?s, compondo, posteriormente, acervos dos pa?ses independentes de imensa ?rea da Am?rica meridional.