Inaug.-diss.--Münster. / "Lebenslauf." "Benutzte Quellen und Literatur": p. [xiii]-xxviii.

Inaug.-diss.--Münster. / "Lebenslauf." "Benutzte Quellen und Literatur": p. [xiii]-xxviii.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1963. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references.

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Submitted by Filipe dos Santos (fsantos@pucsp.br) on 2018-09-03T12:58:10Z No. of bitstreams: 1 Almir Grigorio dos Santos.pdf: 24089573 bytes, checksum: 6645820e31162ea71a414f0ced2ec214 (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-09-03T12:58:10Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Almir Grigorio dos Santos.pdf: 24089573 bytes, checksum: 6645820e31162ea71a414f0ced2ec214 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2018-08-14 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - CAPES / This thesis is within the research approach History of Linguistic Ideas, of the Program of Postgraduate Studies within Portuguese Language of the Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo. It has as analyzes’ object the letters of Anchieta, drafted between 1554 and 1594. The principal goal of this research is to verify within the letters how Anchieta priest saw the education. The objectives are: a) to exhibit the structure of Anchieta's letters and b) to analyse in Anchieta's correspondence the contributions to Brazilian education of the sixteenth century. The formal education in Brazil was initiated by the priests of the Jesus’ company in 1553. Its members were men who lived not only for the teaching, such as it was primary, secondary and superior, but also of indoctrination. They traveled the world propagating the faith, instituting a place of teaching where they arrived and implanting the European’s culture. For the good achievement of the mission, the Jesuits wrote letters addressed to superiors. The paper is based on theorists of the History of Linguistic Ideas, the Annales and the Cultural History, such as Auroux, Burke, Chartier, Fávero & Molina. Through the collection and analysis of the letters written by Anchieta during the period in which he was in the Jesus’ company in Brazil, the correspondence structure and the education thematic are verified. As thesis’ conclusion we affirm that Anchieta, with his ideas, innovated the teaching within Brazil when he was understood that learning the Tupi it would be easier to teach the European’s language to the Indians / Esta tese situa-se na linha de pesquisa História das Ideias Linguísticas, do Programa de Estudos Pós-Graduados em Língua Portuguesa da Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo. Tem por objeto de análise as cartas de Anchieta, produzidas entre 1554 e 1594. O objetivo principal desta pesquisa é examinar nas cartas como o padre Anchieta via a educação. Quanto aos objetivos específicos são: a) apresentar a estrutura das cartas de Anchieta e b) analisar nas correspondências de Anchieta as contribuições à educação brasileira do século XVI. A educação formal no Brasil é iniciada pelos padres da Companhia de Jesus em 1553. Seus integrantes foram homens que viviam não só para o ensino, quer fosse primário, secundário, superior, mas também da doutrinação. Viajaram o mundo propagando a fé, instituindo local de ensino onde chegassem e implantando a cultura do europeu. Para o bom andamento da missão, os jesuítas escreviam cartas endereçadas aos superiores. O trabalho baseia-se em teóricos da História da Ideias Linguísticas, dos Annales e da História Cultural, como Auroux, Burke, Chartier, Fávero, Fávero & Molina. Por meio do levantamento e análise das cartas escritas por Anchieta no período em que esteve na Companhia de Jesus no Brasil, examinam-se a estrutura das correspondências e a temática educação. Como conclusão da tese afirmamos que Anchieta, com suas ideias, inovou o ensino no Brasil ao perceber que aprendendo o tupi seria mais fácil ensinar a língua do europeu aos índios

The study addresses from a sociocultural-historical, in particular a missiological and medical perspective the question if Catholic hospitals in Matabeleland, affected by the dramatic down-turn of Zimbabwe’s economy since 2000, did whatever they could to continue offering quality services to their patients. It starts with a portrayal of the emergence of secular modernity in the North-Atlantic World, as regards its view of the world as solely governed by natural laws, and of people as capable of taking destiny into their own hands, unperturbed by spiritual forces. The question is explored how the Christian Occident could end up there, following its development through the Middle Ages, and its expansion by missionary activity, by preaching the Word, but also by military force. Next, the achievements of pre-1900 Western medicine are examined, to identify if/how missionaries in Africa could have benefited. The study describes how professional medicine did not become part of the early Zambesi Mission, not because of its curative shortcomings, but for spiritual reasons, insofar as the Jesuits did not follow the European trend to let worldly well-being take the place of eternal salvation. Vis-à-vis their other-than-modern view of life, suffering, and (self-)sacrifice, the promises of medicine appeared just trivial. Submissiveness to authority, both ecclesiastical and worldly, is identified as the core principle that informed the Jesuits’ educational approach towards Africans in all their efforts at conversions. The missionaries thereby colluded with colonialist thinking, in not attempting to make their pupils grow into self-confident, independent thinkers in their own right. In this educational tradition, grafted onto a pre-modern local culture, the study finds the reason why Zimbabwean medical staff, as managers of their clinics or hospitals, have shown little readiness to proactively prioritise the intrinsic needs of their institutions and push for corrective measures, prepared even to challenge their superiors when encountering aberrations in the health system, locally as well as higher up. The study asks if the Church could have opted for a different educational approach, considering the prevailing socio-economic and cultural framework conditions; finally, which options present-day Zimbabweans have to choose from, regarding their country’s future development. / Christian Spirituality, Church History and Missiology / D. Th. (Missiology)