Submitted by Sandra Pereira (srpereira@ufrrj.br) on 2018-05-09T16:27:54Z No. of bitstreams: 1 2010 - Vinicius Miranda Cardoso.pdf: 2390491 bytes, checksum: e41c7d30ef97dece59f6e36aba7d6b0a (MD5) / Made available in DSpace on 2018-05-09T16:27:54Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 2010 - Vinicius Miranda Cardoso.pdf: 2390491 bytes, checksum: e41c7d30ef97dece59f6e36aba7d6b0a (MD5) Previous issue date: 2010-05-07 / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior, CAPES, Brasil. / Coordena??o de Aperfei?oamento de Pessoal de N?vel Superior, CAPES, Brasil. / This dissertation aims to identify, analyze and explain the foundations of Saint Sebastian?s cult as Rio de Janeiro?s city patron saint, in the way Society of Jesus has conceived, used and read, between the second half of XVIth century and the first of XVIIth. The veneration and the symbolism of that saint has assumed an ignatian form by means of actualization, adaptation and ritualizing of his representations concerned with Rio?s foundation and continuous protection. Based on Saint Ignatius Order lettering, on a narrative about a Jesuit visitation and on certain acts or poetry attributed to Jos? de Anchieta, this work intends to demonstrate how fathers of that Society turned into promoters of the declared protection furnished by that arrowed patron, represented as an eternal emblem of the city. Within the rhetoric-politicaltheological perspective that sustained the members of Society of Jesus? actuation in Portuguese America, that saint?s recordation was registered, formalized and cultivated in the city through writings and rites that were destined to the heterogeneous urban audience, proposing to that different inhabitants a clientele relationship (patrocinium) with the protector saint. The discourse propagated by Jesuits about Saint Sebastian?s supporting to Rio de Janeiro was based primordially on a relation of identity linking the saint to the city since its foundation, especially regarding to the city?s name and the memory of miraculous cases that would reveal zeal care and protection offered by the patron for Guanabara Bay?s conquest campaign, against French people and Tamoyo Indians (1565-1567). / This dissertation aims to identify, analyze and explain the foundations of Saint Sebastian?s cult as Rio de Janeiro?s city patron saint, in the way Society of Jesus has conceived, used and read, between the second half of XVIth century and the first of XVIIth. The veneration and the symbolism of that saint has assumed an ignatian form by means of actualization, adaptation and ritualizing of his representations concerned with Rio?s foundation and continuous protection. Based on Saint Ignatius Order lettering, on a narrative about a Jesuit visitation and on certain acts or poetry attributed to Jos? de Anchieta, this work intends to demonstrate how fathers of that Society turned into promoters of the declared protection furnished by that arrowed patron, represented as an eternal emblem of the city. Within the rhetoric-politicaltheological perspective that sustained the members of Society of Jesus? actuation in Portuguese America, that saint?s recordation was registered, formalized and cultivated in the city through writings and rites that were destined to the heterogeneous urban audience, proposing to that different inhabitants a clientele relationship (patrocinium) with the protector saint. The discourse propagated by Jesuits about Saint Sebastian?s supporting to Rio de Janeiro was based primordially on a relation of identity linking the saint to the city since its foundation, especially regarding to the city?s name and the memory of miraculous cases that would reveal zeal care and protection offered by the patron for Guanabara Bay?s conquest campaign, against French people and Tamoyo Indians (1565-1567). / O objetivo desta disserta??o de mestrado ? identificar, analisar e explicar os fundamentos do culto a S?o Sebasti?o como santo patrono citadino do Rio de Janeiro tal como a Companhia de Jesus o concebeu, utilizou e deu a ler, entre a segunda metade do s?culo XVI e a primeira do s?culo XVII. A venera??o e o simbolismo do santo ganharam uma forma inaciana com a atualiza??o, adequa??o e ritualiza??o de suas representa??es concernentes ? funda??o e ? prote??o perene da urbe de Est?cio de S?. Com base na correspond?ncia da ordem de Santo In?cio, na narrativa de uma visita??o jesu?tica e em certos ?autos? ou ?poesias? atribu?dos a Jos? de Anchieta, procurar-se-? demonstrar como os padres da Companhia se fizeram promotores da declarada prote??o do patrono flechado, representado como emblema perp?tuo da cidade. Inserindo-se na perspectiva ret?rico-pol?tico-teol?gica que embasava a atua??o dos padres e irm?os da Companhia na Am?rica portuguesa, a lembran?a do santo foi registrada, formalizada e cultivada na cidade atrav?s de escritos e ritos que se destinavam ao heterog?neo audit?rio citadino, propondo aos diferentes habitantes uma rela??o de clientela (patrocinium) com o santo protetor. O discurso propagado pelos jesu?tas acerca do patroc?nio de S?o Sebasti?o ao Rio de janeiro se baseava fundamentalmente na rela??o de identidade que ligava o santo ? cidade desde a funda??o, especialmente no que diz respeito ao nome da urbe e ? mem?ria de casos milagrosos que revelariam o zelo e a prote??o do padroeiro ? campanha de conquista da Guanabara, ante franceses e ?ndios Tamoio (1565-1567). / O objetivo desta disserta??o de mestrado ? identificar, analisar e explicar os fundamentos do culto a S?o Sebasti?o como santo patrono citadino do Rio de Janeiro tal como a Companhia de Jesus o concebeu, utilizou e deu a ler, entre a segunda metade do s?culo XVI e a primeira do s?culo XVII. A venera??o e o simbolismo do santo ganharam uma forma inaciana com a atualiza??o, adequa??o e ritualiza??o de suas representa??es concernentes ? funda??o e ? prote??o perene da urbe de Est?cio de S?. Com base na correspond?ncia da ordem de Santo In?cio, na narrativa de uma visita??o jesu?tica e em certos ?autos? ou ?poesias? atribu?dos a Jos? de Anchieta, procurar-se-? demonstrar como os padres da Companhia se fizeram promotores da declarada prote??o do patrono flechado, representado como emblema perp?tuo da cidade. Inserindo-se na perspectiva ret?rico-pol?tico-teol?gica que embasava a atua??o dos padres e irm?os da Companhia na Am?rica portuguesa, a lembran?a do santo foi registrada, formalizada e cultivada na cidade atrav?s de escritos e ritos que se destinavam ao heterog?neo audit?rio citadino, propondo aos diferentes habitantes uma rela??o de clientela (patrocinium) com o santo protetor. O discurso propagado pelos jesu?tas acerca do patroc?nio de S?o Sebasti?o ao Rio de janeiro se baseava fundamentalmente na rela??o de identidade que ligava o santo ? cidade desde a funda??o, especialmente no que diz respeito ao nome da urbe e ? mem?ria de casos milagrosos que revelariam o zelo e a prote??o do padroeiro ? campanha de conquista da Guanabara, ante franceses e ?ndios Tamoio (1565-1567).

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Effluent from on-site sewage treatment and disposal systems (OSTDS) is generally known to impact groundwaters and surface waters with nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) and other contaminants. Little research has quantified this problem along the Indian River Lagoon (IRL), especially in Indian River County (IRC) where there are 26,660 active systems. This study assessed the effects of OSTDS on contamination of surface and groundwaters along three urbanized canals and the St. Sebastian River in IRC, all of which flow into the Central IRL. Multiple lines of evidence were used to define the source of the nutrient loadings including the novel approach of using the artificial sweetener, sucralose, as an indicator of human sewage impact. Results indicate that areas with high densities of OSTDS are contributing N to surface waters and elevating N:P ratios through submarine groundwater discharge and promoting eutrophication in the Central IRL. / Includes bibliography. / Thesis (M.S.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2014. / FAU Electronic Theses and Dissertations Collection