Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-04T18:22:08Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Renan Amauri Guaranha Rinaldi.pdf: 5019609 bytes, checksum: 6777801213f438ccb3f67ed4e7802152 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-02-14 / In 1549, after the approval of Jesus? Society in Rome, the P. Manuel da N?brega, left Lisbon with the armed Tom? de Souza to conduct the West Portuguese missions. In 1553, after forming the first Brazilian missions Ba?a de Todos os Santos where they landed, he continued to the Captainship of S?o Vicente where he covered the south coast of colonial Brazil. After that, going up through Serra do Mar, N?brega lead the foundation of Aldeia de Piratininga and its school, Col?gio de S?o Paulo, and posteriorly, he enabled the beginning of new entries to the interior of the continent. The implementation of these schools originated the villages or urban areas such as Vila de S?o Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Vit?ria, afterwards becoming centers of irradiation of colonial expansion forming small network localities. The sites related to these schools and Jesuit? churches and settlements designed to reduce Indian population formed the architectonic sites of the settlements, while the organization of the lodges focused to give support to evangelization and the introduction of Indians to Portuguese life system. This work intends to analyze the acting of Jesus? Society according to the purpose of Portuguese colonizers during the XVI century until half of XVII century, before the pombal political expulsion, and the logic of expansion in the Captainships in the south of Brazilian territory in the colonial period, focusing on territorial expansion accomplished after the influence of Col?gio de S?o Paulo, and Vila de S?o Jos? dos Campos in Vale do Parna?ba and Fazenda de Botucatu in the west side of the Captainship as being the last two stronghold of Jesuit? presence in the territory of colonial period. To accomplish that there will be a support on historiography and analysis of Jesuits letters besides other studies about the rise and expansion of the settlements based on antique and contemporary cartographies demonstrating the presence of Jesuits in the mentioned territory. / Em 1549, logo ap?s a aprova??o da Companhia de Jesus em Roma, o P. Manuel da N?brega partiu de Lisboa na armada de Tom? de Souza juntamente de cinco companheiros para conduzir as Miss?es Portuguesas do Ocidente. Em 1553, ap?s formar as primeiras miss?es brasileiras na Ba?a de Todos os Santos, onde primeiramente aportou, seguiu em dire??o ? Capitania de S?o Vicente onde percorreu o litoral sul do Brasil colonial. Em seguida, subindo a Serra do Mar, N?brega liderou a funda??o da Aldeia de Piratininga e nela implantou o Col?gio de S?o Paulo possibilitando o in?cio das entradas para o interior do continente. As implanta??es destes col?gios por vezes deram origem a n?cleos urbanos, como nos casos das Vilas de S?o Paulo, Rio de Janeiro e Vit?ria, que se tornaram posteriormente centros de irradia??o da expans?o colonial formando redes de pequenas localidades. Os p?tios e terreiros associados a esses col?gios, bem como as igrejas jesu?ticas e os aldeamentos destinados ? redu??o ind?gena formavam os conjuntos arquitet?nicos dos aldeamentos enquanto a organiza??o do espa?o das resid?ncias visava dar suporte ? evangeliza??o e a introdu??o do ?ndio ao sistema de vida portugu?s. Este trabalho tem como prop?sito analisar a atua??o da Companhia de Jesus perante os prop?sitos dos colonizadores portugueses durante o s?culo XVI at? primeira metade do s?culo XVIII, antes da pol?tica pombalina de expuls?o, e a l?gica de expans?o nas Capitanias ao sul do territ?rio brasileiro no per?odo colonial, concentrando o olhar na expans?o territorial realizada a partir da influ?ncia do Col?gio de S?o Paulo, sendo a Vila de S?o Jos? dos Campos no Vale do Para?ba e a Fazenda de Botucatu no oeste da Capitania, os dois ?ltimos redutos da presen?a jesu?tica no territ?rio do per?odo colonial. Para tal, nos apoiaremos na historiografia e na an?lise de cartas jesu?ticas, al?m de estudos sobre os fluxos e expans?o dos assentamentos tendo como base as cartografias antiga e contempor?nea, demonstrando a presen?a dos jesu?tas no territ?rio em quest?o.

Made available in DSpace on 2016-04-04T18:21:51Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Rodrigo Vitorino Assumpcao.pdf: 12864358 bytes, checksum: b6955965a7e6242dca4d499172dac114 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2009-02-19 / The first occupation in Vale do Para?ba is connected to the search of Indian labor and gold, which later consolidates itself by the Portuguese conquest. Using Indian paths, colonizers went into the vale interior and, creating and new paths net consolidated settlements. In the XVIII century, migration and urbanization were intensified in this area because of the gold cycle, at the same time when there was a concern from the Portuguese Crown regarding the territory s protection. The ecclesiastic orders, and especially the Jesuits, were conclusive in this conquest and domination process, as from the relation between Crown and Church we have had Brazil s land distribution structure, during the Colonial era. These institution s actions shaped the morphology of the first settlements but also elaborated the physiognomy of S?o Luis do Paraitinga and Bananal, analyzed and compared in this study, which approaches aspects of the development of their identities pointing political, economical, religious and habits issues. / A primeira ocupa??o do Vale do Para?ba est? vinculada ? busca da m?o-de-obra ind?gena e do ouro, que posteriormente se consolida por meio da conquista dos portugueses. Fazendo uso das trilhas ind?genas, os colonizadores adentraram os sert?es do vale e, criando uma rede de novos caminhos consolidaram os n?cleos de povoamento. No s?culo XVIII, o ciclo do ouro intensificou a migra??o e a urbaniza??o dessa ?rea, ao mesmo tempo em que houve uma preocupa??o da Coroa Portuguesa com a prote??o do territ?rio. As ordens eclesi?sticas, e principalmente os jesu?tas atuaram de forma decisiva nesse processo de conquista e dom?nio sendo que da rela??o entre Coroa e Igreja decorre a estrutura fundi?ria do Brasil no per?odo colonial. As a??es desses poderes condicionaram a morfologia dos primeiros povoamentos, mas tamb?m elaboraram a fisionomia das cidades S?o Luis do Paraitinga e Bananal, analisadas e comparadas nesse estudo que aborda aspectos da forma??o das suas identidades pontuando quest?es pol?ticas, econ?micas, religiosas e de costumes.