دانلود کتاب The complexity of Hispanic religious life in the 16th-18th centuries

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Title Page
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Contents
Acknowledgements
Illustrations
Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
First Version and Edition of These Works
Introduction
Bibliography
Chapter 1 The Jesuits, the Inquisition and the Spiritual Frontier of 1559 in Spain
1 The Society of Jesus: the Process of Feeling Good with the Church
2 The Difficult Beginnings of the Society in Spain
3 The Discovery of Pockets of Protestantism
4 “Much of the Badness Has Been Remedied and the Goodness Is Preserved”
5 Conclusions
Bibliography
Chapter 2 Martyrdom and Mission in the Early-Modern Iberian World
1 The Ideological Construction of the Martyrdom Phenomenon
2 A World of Catholic Martyrs
Bibliography
Chapter 3 Tolerance and Intolerance in the Ecclesiastical Discourse on the Feminine Visions
1 The Mistrust of Female Spirituality
2 Feminine Sainthood and Visions after Teresa of Avila’s Death
3 Teresa of Jesus, a Model That Defied Imitation
4 Conclusions
Bibliography
Chapter 4 The Other Forms of Tolerance in Early Modern Spain
1 Inquisitorial Flexibility
2 The Tolerance Shown towards New Christians
3 The Tolerance of Indifferentism, Doubt and Confusion
4 Moral Relativism
5 Political Dissimulation, Prudence and the Strategy of Avoiding Commitments
Bibliography
Chapter 5 Inquisitorial Memory and Everyday Life in the Hispanic World
1 The Everyday Habit of Shame
2 The Mantetas of Memory
3 A Saint Paul among Many Sambenitos33
4 Quietly Take Them Down and Put Them Away
Bibliography
Chapter 6 The Convent as a Space for Novohispanic Medical Culture
1 Communication and Circulation of Knowledge in the Franciscan Convent School of Tlatelolco, 1527–1577
2 The Importance of Place: Oaxtepec and the Dominicans in the Propagation of Conversion Medicine
3 The Augustinian Convent of Malinalco: an Iconographic Programme at the Service of Conversion Medicine
4 By Way of Conclusion: Convent Scenes
Bibliography
Chapter 7 Transfer of Knowledges: Written Culture and Books in the Hispanic Atlantic World
1 Atlantic Letters
2 Mestizo Texts
3 Printing Presses and Books
4 Books in Transit
Bibliography
Chapter 8 Against the Black Legend: The Justification of the Conquest of America in the Origins of Spanish Conservative Thought
1 Jesuits and the Black Legend in the 18th Century
2 An Apologist for the Spanish Conquest: Ramón Diosdado Caballero
3 “The Heroism of Hernán Cortés”
4 Diosdado, the Dispute of the New World and Conservative Thought
Bibliography
Index of Places
Index of Names
Index of Subject Matter