The Intellectual Factory. The study of Philosophy in the Jesuit Colleges of Brazil, 1572-1759
Abstract
The Society of Jesus, since the beginning of the Portuguese colonizationin America, built educational institutions focusing on primary, secondary and highereducation. These institutions were directed to external students, viz. laymen and regularpriests of different orders, and had an important role in the cultural formation of the socialgroups who would rule the country. Through those institutions, the Jesuits provided ahigh quality philosophical and theological education to the settlers, based on the culturaltradition of late scholasticism and updated through a dialogue with modern science. Theaim of this study is to analyze the history of the formation of those schools of philosophyin the different colleges of the Society of Jesus in Brazil, with special attention to thehistory of their regulation process.Downloads
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