Church and Culture in Seventeenth-Century FranceCambridge University Press, 02/05/2002 - 348 páginas Church and Culture in Seventeenth-Century France brings together the social, religious and intellectual history of the Grand Siecle and focuses on the involvement of the Church in a variety of cultural domains, including literature, art, censorship and ideas. It explores the limits as well as the extent of the Church's influence, especially in its attempt to impose orthodoxy in all areas and on all sections of society. Given that orthodoxy determines the believer's inclusion or exclusion from the Church, thus implying the notion of boundaries in a context of constraint, the study is conceived according to a number of spaces. The notion of space is sometimes interpreted literally, e.g. Port-Royal, the school and the church building, and sometimes metaphorically, e.g. orthodoxy itself, science and theology. The book also deals with religious attitudes to libertinage, atheism and deism, and with aspects of French Protestantism. |
Índice
The spaces of belief | 11 |
The spaces of representation | 46 |
The spaces of education | 78 |
The spaces of dissension | 102 |
The space of ideas | 137 |
The spaces of discussion | 173 |
The spaces of hostility belief | 191 |
The spaces of hostility unbelief | 228 |
The space of the word | 264 |
Conclusion | 299 |
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Palavras e frases frequentes
Académie argues Aristotelian Arnauld atheists Augustinian authority Bayle became behaviour bishops Bossuet Cartesianism Catholic censorship certainly Christian clergy concept Council of Trent Counter-Reformation critical culture deism Descartes Descartes's diocese doctrine domain Edict of Nantes especially established existence faith France French Church frontier Fumaroli gallican Histoire hostile Huguenots human Ibid ideas important individual intellectual interpretation Jansenism Jansenist Jesuits king kingdom knowledge laity libertinage libertins Louis XIV Malebranche matters Mersenne moral nature Oratorians organisation pagan Paris parlement particular Pascal Philippe de Champaigne philosophy Pintard political Port-Royal position priest problem profane Protestant Protestantism reason reform regarded religious space Richard Simon Richelieu royal power sacred schools scientific Scripture secular space sense seventeenth century seventeenth-century France simply social society sort space of belief space of orthodoxy space of religion spiritual St Augustine teaching theatre theology Tradition Trent truth unbelief University University of Paris
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