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Daugelis mokslininkų studijavo istorijos vaidmenį bei reikšmę Europoje Baroko ir Renesanso epochose, siekdami suprasti reformacijos ir kontrreformacijos bei naujosios mokslo galios įtaką istoriniam mąstymui. Naujųjų religinių, politinių ir mokslo reformų iškelti iššūkiai istorijos filosofiją iš esmės pavertė ideologinės kovos lauku. Siekiant geriau suprasti konflikto dinamiką istorinėje mąstysenoje 1580–1661 m. laikotarpiu, pagrindiniu šio tyrimo tikslu išsikeltas siekis apibrėžti jėzuitų istoriografinį kanoną. Be to, siekiama parodyti, kad šis kanonas radikaliai skyrėsi nuo ekleziastinio ir buvo nuosekliai įdiegtas visoje Europoje nuo Ispanijos iki Lietuvos. Tyrimo objektas – reprezentatyvus ir simbolinis jėzuitų istorijos kūrimo pavyzdys – lietuvių jėzuito Alberto Vijūko-Kojalavičiaus istoriniai veikalai. Disertacijoje parodoma, kad jėzuitai 1580–1661 m. laikotarpiu, duodami atsaką naujo mokslinio metodo plitimui ir naujų moralinių bei politinių vertybių sklaidai, sukūrė savą istoriografinį kanoną. Jo pagrindu tapo Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza‘os metodologinės teorijos ir unionistinės Antonio Possevino idėjos. Remiantis pavyzdžiais, apimančiais šalis nuo Ispanijos (J. de Mariana) iki Lietuvos (A. Vijūkas-Kojalavičius) įrodyta, kad kanonas buvo nuosekliai diegiamas nepaisant geografinių ribų, kurios dažnai ribojo Europos intelektualinius debatus. A. Vijūko-Kojalavičiaus „istorinę produkciją“ galima būtų apibūdinti kaip reprezentatyvų šio istorinio kanono diegimo pavyzdį. Tai... [toliau žr. visą tekstą] / Many scholars have studied the role and function of history during Baroque and Renaissance in Europe. However, they often ignored that the challenges put out by the new religious, political and scientific reforms made the philosophy of history an ideological battlefield. Aiming to better understand the dynamics of the conflict in the field of history-thinking during the period 1580–1661, the definition of the Jesuits’ historiographic canon (coherently implemented at a European level) is the main goal of this research. The study of a symbolic and representative case of Jesuits’ method of history making has been defined as the object of this thesis. The emblematic case studied in this work is the historical production of the Lithuanian Jesuit Albert Wijuk-Koialowicz. The thesis demonstrates that the Jesuits, during the period 1580–1661, had actually elaborated an historiographic canon as an answer to the spread of the new scientific method and the dissemination of new moral and political values. This canon was based on the methodological theories of Pedro Hurtado de Mendoza and on the unionist prescriptions of Antonio Possevino. We proved that the canon was consistently implemented beyond the geographic limits usually attributed to the European intellectual debate with examples from Spain (J. de Mariana) to Lithuania (A. W. Koialowicz). Finally, we concluded that the historical production of A. W. Koialowicz could be described as a representative example of the implementation... [to full text]

After several visits to New France, the French Jesuit Pierre-Francois-Xavier de Charlevoix produced a detailed multivolume study entitled Histoire et description generale de la Nouvelle France. This thesis places the historiographical aims enunciated in that work within the context of eighteenth-century historical writing. Echoes of the approach of both the "philosophes" and the "erudits" can be found in Charlevoix's work and the conflict between these two influences will be analysed here. / By looking more specifically at the issue of the truth through Charlevoix's description of the Jesuit missionaries' enterprise, the essay explains the methods used by the author to increase the credibility of his narrative work. In spite of the stern criticisms which were circulating at the time against the theological view of history, it is by attempting to reconcile the Christian doctrines with a rigorous critical method that Charlevoix tries to reach his goals.

Thesis--Madrid, 1972. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-305).

Thesis--Universidad Nacional de Buenos Aires, 1917. / Bibliography: p. [388]-398.

Thesis--Madrid, 1972. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 297-305).

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of California, Santa Cruz, 1992. / Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references (p. 273-295).

Inaug.-diss.--Göttingen. / Lebenslauf.

Na Província Jesuítica do Paraguai, entre os anos de 1609 e 1768, os jesuítas fundaram as reduções de índios com o objetivo de civilizar e converter ao cristianismo os gentios. Nesse processo de redução houve a necessidade de deslocar as mulheres de suas atividades tradicionais. A partir das prescrições de gênero ocidentais foram conferidos às mulheres indígenas espaços restritos de atuação com a finalidade de diminuir o seu prestígio junto aos grupos ameríndios. Apesar da tentativa dos padres de impor uma rotina, circunscrevendo as mulheres ao espaço doméstico e/ou de confinamento, houve apropriações e resistências a este ordenamento sugerido. O trânsito intenso das mulheres, na construção criativa dos espaços de sociabilidade, faz delas agentes de mediação muito além do papel idealizado pelos jesuítas, restrito à maternidade e ao lar. Neste trabalho analiso o protagonismo feminino a partir dos relatos jesuíticos evidenciando um cotidiano mais matizado do que as narrativas inacianas supõem. / In the Jesuit Province of Paraguay, between the years 1609 and 1768, the Jesuits founded the reductions of Indians in order to civilize and convert the heathen to Christianity. This reduction process was necessary to move women from their traditional activities. From the Western genre prescriptions were granted to indigenous women restricted spaces of operation in order to reduce its prestige among the Amerindian groups. Despite the attempts of priests to impose a routine circumscribing women's domestic and / or confinement of space, resistance and appropriation was suggested this order. The heavy traffic of women in the creative construction of spaces of sociability makes them agents of mediation beyond the role envisioned by the Jesuits, confined to motherhood and home. In this paper I analyze the female protagonist from the Jesuit reports showing a more nuanced everyday narratives assume that the Ignatian.

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