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Gendreau-Massaloux, Michèle. "Réflexion d’une hispaniste." Études littéraires 32, no. 1-2 (April 12, 2005): 201–10. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/501266ar.
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Wierciochin, Grzegorz. "La construction de la notion de tolérance chez Sébastien Castellion : approche lexicale et sémantique (écrits français et latins autour de 1550)." Thesis, Le Mans, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016LEMA3002.
Full textIn the 16th century in Europe, religious divisions of christianity erupt in vigorous polemic debates which are fought in literature. The themes of blasphemy, heresy, heterodoxy and deviance become paradigmatic for the political and social changes of the century. In this very special context, a pre-modern idea of tolerance arises in the writings of a few thinkers, like Sebastian Castellio, a former calvinist who veered away from the orthodoxy in Geneva and who took refuge in Basle.The polemical writings of Castellio vanish behind his tranlations of the Bible in latin (1551) and in french (1555), who made of him one of the first critics of the holy scripture. But in the same years, Castellio is violently attacked by the calvinists party for having defended Michael Servetus (1553): a polemic debate on the impunity of heretics breaks out between John Calvinand Sebastian Castellio, who writes his Historia de Morte Serveti and De haereticis / Traité des hérétiques (1554), and other texts which are edited after his death (Contra libellum Calvini) in order to defend his conviction of freedom of conscience. These writings, partly published under pseudonym (Martin Bellius / Georges Kleinberg / Basile Montford) are more then simple answers of circumstance to the texts of Calvin and Théodore de Bèze. They express an idea oftolerance (based on a doctrinal scepticism, as say his adverseries) which is representative for a particular thinking. Recent research has shown that the grammatical, linguistical and logical structure of Castellio's french and latin writings presents a number of original properties. Their analysis can contribute to understand the contemporary mental tools for dealingwith ethical and theological challanges of confesional and doctrinal pluralism. A semantical and lexicological study with a recent texometrical software tool (TXM) allows us to discover new aspects of the history of tolerance, which are revealing for our own century
Im 16. Jahrhundert zeigen sich die religiösen Spaltungen des Christentums in lebhaften polemischen Debatten in der Literatur. Die Themen der Abweichung, der Blasphemie, der Ketzerei und der Heterodoxie werden paradigmatisch für die politischen und sozialen Spannungen der Epoche. In diesem Klima der Unversöhnlichkeit entsteht allmählich der Gedanke vormoderner Toleranz. Die polemischen Schriften des calvinistischen Abweichlers Sebastian Castellio, der in Basel im Exil lebt, werden von seinen beiden Bibelübersetzungen (1551 lateinisch, 1555 französisch) überschattet, die den Nonkonformisten zu einem der ersten kritischen Bibelübersetzer gemacht haben. Nichtsdestoweniger ist Castellio 1553 heftigsten Angriffen der Calvinisten ausgesetzt, da er in seinen Schriften Michael Servetus verteidigt, der kurz zuvor in Genf als Ketzer verbrannt worden ist. Die heftige Polemik zwischen Johannes Calvin und Sebastian Castellio äussert sich in seinen Schriften Historia de Morte Serveti und De haereticis / Traité des hérétiques (1554), sowie in anderen Texten, die posthum veröffentlicht werden (Contra libellum Calvini). Diese Texte, die teilweise unter einem Pseudonym erscheinen (Martinus Bellius / Georges Kleinberg / Basilius Montfort), sind mehr als nur anlassbezogene Antworten auf die doktrinären Schriften Calvins und Theodor Bezas. Die Konzeption der Toleranz, die Castellio darin entwickelt, und die sich laut seinenGegnern auf einen Skeptizismus gegenüber den konfessionellen Lehren gründet, ist repräsentativ für ein besonderes Menschen- und Weltbild. Die jüngste Forschung hat aufgezeigt, dass die grammatikalische, argumentative und lexikalische Struktur des Texte Sebastian Castellios einzigartige Eigenheiten besitzt, deren Analyse zu einem besseren Verständnis der „geistigen Werkzeuge“ der Zeitgenossen angesichts der theologischen und ethischen Umwälzungen der konfessionellen Epoche beitragen kann. Die semantische und lexikologische Untersuchung der Kampfschriften Castellios anhand einer neuen Software für Textometrie (TXM) wirft ein neues Licht auf die Geschichte der Toleranz, die für unsere Epoche wegweisend ist
Uzer, Vincenette d'. "Politique et religion sous les Tudors à travers les "Homélies"." Paris 3, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA03A006.
Full textThe homilies are thirty-three sermons of homiletic type published in 1547 and 1563 to be read from the pulpit every sunday according to royal injunction. Their aim : establish the reformation under its particular type of anglicanism, put an end to roman domination and prevent religious strife. Children were required to repeat the homilies to their teachers; shakespeare learnt them as a child and there are many echoes in his work. Their main authors are : cranmer, latimer, jewel, parker, grindal. This thesis sets the homilies in their historical context and in the english homiletic tradition. The various editions are studied as well as the homilies themselves : liturgical, christian life and pastoral, and also the places of worship. They are then shown as describing a given social situation such as right of ownership, of fishing, idleness, almsdeeds. Then comes a study of the links between the homilies and the social and political order to be respected even in your apparel. Lastly the homelies reflect the anglican faith : knowledge of the bible, salvation through faith only without works. The two sacraments : baptism and eucharist and the five sacramentary rites are studied in the homilies and their link with the book of common prayer stressed. Scriptural references and short biographical notices of the authors end the work
Valenzuela, Avaca Eduardo Javier. "Los Angeles Caidos en el Nuevo Mundo : Universalismo y demonologia en la conquista ontologica de los cultos americanos (siglo XVI)." Paris, EHESS, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016EHES0729.
Full textLess evident than the imposition of institutions, languages, or technologies, and less perceptible than the processes of substitution of epistemological models, the transformation of ontological pronciples is paradoxically invisible by the magnitude and, at the same time, simplicity of its predicament: of these parameters depends our way of decoding the world, identifying the existing ones and builfding our links with the nonhumans. This transformation of the ontologicalparameters of a culture is not only expressed passively in the form of a border coexistence, as anthropology has contributed to evidence. Some especially massive and dramatic transformations - such as the experience in this research or the establishment of modernity itself - have taken place in contexts of colonial expansion, and masked in the body of project based on a civilizing rheoric. In these cases, the adoption of new ontological parameters takes place in a context where the pre-existing realities are declared incompatible with the truths announced, and the fracture of the old schemas is induced through hermeneutical resources destined to the dissolution of the lacal schemas. In this research it is proposed a reinterpretation of the First Evangelization of America in the light of the missionary nature of Christianity and the consequences of this mandate; to develop a reflection on the resources and instruments used by evangelisers in their first contacts with American communities and, above all, to disclosure the hermeneutical potentials containbed in the Christian preaching against the idolatry
Delacroix-Besnier, Claudine. "Les Dominicains et la Chrétienté grecque aux quatorzième et quinzième siècles." Paris 10, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA100214.
Full textThe Dominicans were great agents of a pontifical policy aiming at the end of the Greek schism. The preachers were diplomats negotiating with the oriental sovereigns. They were involved in the process which ended with the settlement of self-governing principalities, for example Ruthenia and Moldavia. But their apostolate led them to an opening out to native cultures. In Italian settlements, they mainly carried on their ministry among catholic communities. Mother countries did not tolerate the missionaries' proselytism and strictly controlled local churches. The main purpose of local officers was indeed social peace. This policy resulted in a peaceful cohabitation of all the religious communities and the melting of upper classes. In other countries, the Dominican proselytism was exerted among upper elites. It brought about both several conversions to the catholic faith among members of the byzantine court and holding of the council of Florence (1439). The heart of the mission was the sudium
Abbruzzetti, Véronique. "Narration et prédication chez les prédicateurs dominicains toscans du XIVe siècle." Paris 3, 1994. http://www.theses.fr/1994PA030165.
Full textThis study is based on the giordano da pisa vernacular sermons (1260-1311) - in santa maria novella between 1302 and 130 5 - and domenico calvaca (1270-1342) and jacopo passavanti (1302-1357) 's treatises. We consider the sermon as an act of communication between the preacher and his listeners and as well as a persuasive speech in which appears another narrati ve text : the exemplum. The exemplum inserted in the preacher's speech, has a function which is similar to that of the e vidence in consel's speeches. The first pat is centred on the preacher (his body language, voice and memory) and his aud iences : his real audience (in particular the confraternite members), his fictitious audience (the preacher's direct all usions to the listeners) and the audience inferred by the structure of the sermons. The second part is devoted to the "ambiguity" of the domenican speech as it relates to the oratory. In spite of the declared refusal of oratory, for the s ake of simplicity of expression illusively excluding rhetoric, the domenican speech is very developed. A rhetoric of excess isn't excluded in texts which refer to the christocentrism. The third part analyses the scriptural citation and the exemplum as discursive modes of the evidence and an intertextual system
Roche, Clarisse Sophie. "La frontière incertaine : recomposition de l’identité chrétienne à Vienne au XVIe siècle (1522-1595)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015PA040200.
Full textThe topos of Vienna as a “bastion of Christianity” emerged in the early centuries of the sixteenth century in the context of the Turkish threat, ever-present since the battle of Mohács (1526) and the siege of 1529. This leitmotif permeated the representations of the city but also urban pastoral for nearly a century. Although Reformation ideas found considerable success in Vienna, Hapsburg princes attempted to find a compromise shaped both by their admiration for Erasmus and the necessity of combatting the Sublime Porte. The Ottoman question prompted Archduke Ferdinand (1522-1564) and then his son Maximillian to adopt a politics of religious compromise concerning the Orders of Lower Austria which had largely sided with the Reformation. The financial dependence accrued by the prince on the Orders forced him to exalt the common Christian identity of his subjects however religiously divided they were. The unity demanded by regional mandates was disseminated by pastoral and spread by members of the established Church. Preaching became the vector of an adiaphoric Christian identity which reached its apogee in Vienna under Maximilian II. The coexistence which held until the start of the 1580s was nonetheless affected by the inevitable scandals that visited the urban community amidst clashes with the Ottomans and disputes concerning the calendar of the established Church. The devised compromise also fractured bit by bit on account of the increasingly virulent Catholic reconquest not to be activated until after the 1580s under the joint influence of the Jesuits, Bishop Kaspar Neubeck, and Archduke Ernst (1576-1592)
Chaduc, Pauline. "Fénélon et le rhétorique de la direction spirituelle au XVII ème siècle." Paris 4, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA040089.
Full textFénelon was one of the most famous spiritual guides of his time. A large part of his work, letters and discussions, are dedicated to this ministry. For him spiritual guidance is an art of government, which means rhetoric based on adaptation and pedagogy of order. It is also an art of dialogue where ethics and spiritual principles articulate with pragmatic imperatives. This rhetoric aims to lead men to a clear vision of themselves in order to unite with God
Beaubien, Marie-Michelle. "L'utilisation de la violence à travers la littérature pamphlétaire du début de la Réforme de l'aire française : les écrits de polémique religieuse de Pierre de Vingle (1533-1535)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2005. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/18124.
Full textGodbout, Ariane. "La mémoire rompue : les défis de la coexistence confessionnelle au consulat lyonnais (1563-1567)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/27955.
Full textLa paix d'Amboise (1563-1567), qui suivit le premier conflit ouvert entre catholiques et protestants en France, constitue une période particulièrement riche pour l'étude des premières manifestations de la coexistence confessionnelle au sein du royaume. À Lyon, ville tombée aux mains des huguenots en 1562, le pouvoir royal imposa notamment un partage des charges municipales entre catholiques et réformés, obligeant les tenants des deux confessions à gouverner la communauté ensemble, malgré leurs réticences à travailler avec leurs ennemis d'hier. Ce mémoire vise, grâce à une analyse des délibérations consulaires, à faire état de la manière dont les consuls instrumentalisèrent la tradition du corps de ville et les rituels civiques pour faire valoir leurs intérêts respectifs dans leurs querelles, tout en respectant le cadre législatif imposé par la couronne de France.
The peace succeeding the Edict of Amboise (1563-1567), which followed the first open conflict between Catholics and Protestants in France, constitutes a particularly rich period for the study of the first appearance of denominational coexistence within the kingdom. In Lyon, the royal power notably imposed that municipal offices be shared between Catholics and Protestants, forcing the members of each denomination to govern together, despite their reluctance to work with their past enemies. By way of an analysis of the city council's registers, this essay's goal is to give an account of the way city councils exploited the traditions of the "corps de ville" and its civic rituals to assert their interests during disputes whilst still respecting the legal framework imposed by the French crown.
Ardura, Bernard. "Un prélat réformateur et théologien du XVIe siècle, le prémontré Nicolas Psaume (1518-1575), évêque et comte de Verdun." Saint-Etienne, 1987. http://www.theses.fr/1987STET2008.
Full textNicolas Psaume, a native of Chaumont-sur-aire (Meuse-France), enters the order of premontre in 1538. Trained in Paris in the tradition of Gerson, he dedicates himself to the reforming of the abbey Saint-Paul of Verdun. Installed as bishop of Verdun in 1548 by cardinal jean de Lorraine, he takes possession of e diocese without resident bishop for forty years and which, because of its general state, requires a complete reform. As bishop and count, Psaume succeeds it win recognition from the mobility and in re-establishing episcopal authority. Having been sent to the second and third sessions of the council of trent by the emperor of Germany on whom he his dependent, Psaume plays an important role in the discussion of the decree regarding the divine institution of bishops and those decrees regarding reform. In the tradition of Barthelemy des martyrs, archbishop of Braga, he inserites himself ever he manages only with difficulty to change the stand of Charles of Lorraine whose client he is. Having returned to his diocese in Verdun, he dedicates him to the application of the tridentine reforms. He would like to maintain the unique autonomy of his town but the obligation to fight against Protestantism forces him to accept military aid from the king of France, thus achieving the policies of the house of Lorraine in uniting to france the "three bishoprics". Psaume is the witness of a popular theology due to his works, many of wich are still inedited. His line of thought: the calling of all men to paradise through the struggle of living a Christian life. He elaborates lengthily on the sacraments of Christian life and especially on the sacrament of the holy orders and its demands. In the likeness of Borromeo, Psaume reforms his diocese by the means laid down at trent : diocesan synods, pastoral visits, the formation of clerics, the foundation of a college trusted to the Jesuits, and of "small schools", and preaching. He appears as the typical tridentine prelate in that he applies the council in all aspects. He is one of the rare reforming French-speaking bishops of the XVIth century. The second volume contains 215 pages often unedited
Books on the topic "Tolérance religieuse – Christianisme – 16e siècle"
Bulliet, Richard W. La civilisation islamo-chrétienne: Son passé, son avenir. Paris: Flammarion, 2006.
Find full textA Protestant vision: William Harrison and the reformation of Elizabethan England. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1987.
Find full textParry, G. J. R. A Protestant Vision: William Harrison and the Reformation of Elizabethan England (Cambridge Studies in the History and Theory of Politics). Cambridge University Press, 2002.
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