2011
DOI: 10.1590/2237-101x012022005
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Luzes em Portugal: do terremoto à inauguração da estátua equestre do Reformador

Abstract: Durante muito tempo, entendeu-se que a metáfora das "Luzes" sustentaria uma série de críticas profundas às instituições do Antigo Regime, da Monarquia Absolutista e [...] à hegemonia religiosa e cultural que o clero católico ainda exercia no interior da sociedade, advogando a necessidade de urgentes reformas políticas, educacionais, sociais. 1Essas palavras sintetizam, conforme Luiz Carlos Soares, a concepção francesa do Iluminismo, a qual acabou servindo para balizar grande parte das discussões acerca da pres… Show more

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“…Despite these new technologies, rebuilding Lisbon took time. The unveiling of King José's statue on July 6, 1775, was the glorious symbol of the governance structure's ability to rebuild and transform the city (Santos, 2011). Given the magnitude of the disaster and the age in which it struck, it constituted a brilliantly successful transformation in the city and the whole country.…”
Section: Rebuilding Lisbon In the Aftermath Of The Earthquakementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Despite these new technologies, rebuilding Lisbon took time. The unveiling of King José's statue on July 6, 1775, was the glorious symbol of the governance structure's ability to rebuild and transform the city (Santos, 2011). Given the magnitude of the disaster and the age in which it struck, it constituted a brilliantly successful transformation in the city and the whole country.…”
Section: Rebuilding Lisbon In the Aftermath Of The Earthquakementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Coates (1997, p. 686) claimed that "the mysterious relationship between Pombal and his king" merited further research and consideration. However, it is generally said that King José preferred to devote his time to leisure activities such as fishing, hunting and music rather than to running the kingdom (Santos, 2011). This led some historians to conclude that the Marquis of Pombal's willingness to govern the country was a blessing to the king, who was able to live without the burdens of government (Azevedo, 2009).…”
Section: Role Of the King Josémentioning
confidence: 99%