Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective

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Wilde, Guillermo Luis
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2015
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Throughout the last three hundred years, historical literature and fiction have found a frequent theme in the missions. The Jesuits spread news about this distant corner of the American colonies through the European continent and provided valuable information about the natives with whom they had had contact.  Reacting to this information, the European public soon developed highly polarized opinions. While apologetic stances defended the missions as a noble experiment of civilizing the indigenous people who resided in the forest, the anti-Jesuit position perceived the religious order as exploiters of the natives who sought to create a kingdom independent from the Spanish and Portuguese crowns. This paper briefly explores  Jesuit missions historiography and sumarizes recent approaches to the issue.
Fil: Wilde, Guillermo Luis. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de San Martín. Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales; Argentina
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
title Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
spellingShingle Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
Wilde, Guillermo Luis
Jesuit Missions
Guarani
Literature
Historiography
title_short Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
title_full Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
title_fullStr Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
title_full_unstemmed Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
title_sort Imagining Guaranis and Jesuits. Yesterday s History, Today s Perspective
dc.creator.none.fl_str_mv Wilde, Guillermo Luis
author Wilde, Guillermo Luis
author_facet Wilde, Guillermo Luis
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dc.subject.none.fl_str_mv Jesuit Missions
Guarani
Literature
Historiography
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Guarani
Literature
Historiography
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https://purl.org/becyt/ford/6
dc.description.none.fl_txt_mv Throughout the last three hundred years, historical literature and fiction have found a frequent theme in the missions. The Jesuits spread news about this distant corner of the American colonies through the European continent and provided valuable information about the natives with whom they had had contact.<span style="">  </span>Reacting to this information, the European public soon developed highly polarized opinions. While apologetic stances defended the missions as a noble experiment of civilizing the indigenous people who resided in the forest, the anti-Jesuit position perceived the religious order as exploiters of the natives who sought to create a kingdom independent from the Spanish and Portuguese crowns. This paper briefly explores  Jesuit missions historiography and sumarizes recent approaches to the issue.
Fil: Wilde, Guillermo Luis. Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas; Argentina. Universidad Nacional de San Martín. Instituto de Altos Estudios Sociales; Argentina
description Throughout the last three hundred years, historical literature and fiction have found a frequent theme in the missions. The Jesuits spread news about this distant corner of the American colonies through the European continent and provided valuable information about the natives with whom they had had contact.<span style="">  </span>Reacting to this information, the European public soon developed highly polarized opinions. While apologetic stances defended the missions as a noble experiment of civilizing the indigenous people who resided in the forest, the anti-Jesuit position perceived the religious order as exploiters of the natives who sought to create a kingdom independent from the Spanish and Portuguese crowns. This paper briefly explores  Jesuit missions historiography and sumarizes recent approaches to the issue.
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1541-1443
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