1999
DOI: 10.1007/bf03182209
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Abstract: A observer la production historienne contemporaine sur l'epoque moderne et sa prise en charge de «nouveaux objets» dans des champs aussi divers que I'histoire du livre, l'histoire intellectuelle, l'histoire des sciences, etc., on pourra aisement formuler le constat qu'elle convoque souvent un objet laisse a l'ecart jusqu'ici, la Compagnie de Jesus. En France notamment, l'ordre ignatien revient sur le devant de la scene historiographique. Ace changement, l'annee 1995-1996 a donne une dimension concrete, avec la… Show more

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“…Our purpose here is to identify the concepts of the "gestational phase" ("pre-history") of Psychology that came to be, afterwards, subject matter of the Scientific Psychology. We chose the Society of Jesus because it is recognized as an important "cultural actor" (see Fabre & Romano, 1999;Massimi, 2001;Massimi & Prudente, 2002), responsible for the building, transmission and preservation of the Portuguese-Brazilian culture in anthropological-philosophical and theological levels. Our concern here is to focus on the Jesuits' experience of consolation, understood as part of a broader psychological dynamism named here as "experience of freedom".…”
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“…Our purpose here is to identify the concepts of the "gestational phase" ("pre-history") of Psychology that came to be, afterwards, subject matter of the Scientific Psychology. We chose the Society of Jesus because it is recognized as an important "cultural actor" (see Fabre & Romano, 1999;Massimi, 2001;Massimi & Prudente, 2002), responsible for the building, transmission and preservation of the Portuguese-Brazilian culture in anthropological-philosophical and theological levels. Our concern here is to focus on the Jesuits' experience of consolation, understood as part of a broader psychological dynamism named here as "experience of freedom".…”
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confidence: 99%