Crossing Cultures: The Mental World and Social Subversion of St. John Baptist de La Salle

Tristano, Richard M.

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“…In fact, the de LaSalle Brothers put into operation principles of modern education, including Comenius's ideas that were in use in a few places. 106 They were not the only ones concerned with educating the poor; for example, in Italy there were the Pious schools for the poor, founded by the Spanish Joseph Calazanz. We can conclude that by the beginning of the seventeenth century, scholasticism was on its way out, but it did provide the background against which new approaches were developed.…”

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The Early Jesuits’ Transformative Vision of Education in the Context of Colonization from Their Sixteenth-Century Beginnings to Their Suppression in 1773: A Longue Durée Synthesis and Online Interactive Map Locating the Colleges

Bruno-Jofré

Jofre

2023

Cad. Hist. Educ.

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This paper comprises two parts, a longue durée interpretative historical synthesis that examines the Jesuits’ transformative vision of education, and a digital interactive map that visualizes the globality of their educational enterprise (https://theirgroup.org/Jesuits/map/). The Jesuits’ vision of education, grounded in humanism, and its intersection with confessionalization, as well as their aim to generate a secular Catholic leadership are placed within the developing geopolitical context of coloniality and in interplay with micro and macro political, social, economic, and religious contexts. Special attention is paid to the interaction with the emerging configurations of modern ideas, particularly those developed in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. The historiography of the last two decades is referred to in the analysis of how the Jesuits related to emerging ecologies of knowledge and to the limits to their articulation with those knowledges.

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Section: Placing the Jesuits In The Configurations Of Western Ideasmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Early Jesuits’ Transformative Vision of Education in the Context of Colonization from Their Sixteenth-Century Beginnings to Their Suppression in 1773: A Longue Durée Synthesis and Online Interactive Map Locating the Colleges

Bruno-Jofré

Jofre

2023

Cad. Hist. Educ.

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Catholic education and social justice in Europe

McKinney

2023

International Studies in Catholic Education

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Crossing Cultures: The Mental World and Social Subversion of St. John Baptist de La Salle

Cited by 2 publications

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The Early Jesuits’ Transformative Vision of Education in the Context of Colonization from Their Sixteenth-Century Beginnings to Their Suppression in 1773: A Longue Durée Synthesis and Online Interactive Map Locating the Colleges

The Early Jesuits’ Transformative Vision of Education in the Context of Colonization from Their Sixteenth-Century Beginnings to Their Suppression in 1773: A Longue Durée Synthesis and Online Interactive Map Locating the Colleges

Catholic education and social justice in Europe

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