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...Francis X. Clooney, SJ Brockey Liam Matthew , The Visitor: André Palmeiro and the Jesuits in Asia . ( Cambridge, MA : Harvard University Press , 2014 ), 528 pp. © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016...

...Mita Choudhury An examination of seventeenth- and eighteenth-century French history indicates that the relationship between the Jesuits and Quietism was shaped by politics as well as by concerns of theological orthodoxy. During the late 1690s, the Jesuits championed François Fénelon accused...

...Bernard Faure A contribution to the sixth installment of the Common Knowledge symposium “Apology for Quietism,” this article addresses a) the extent to which the familiar term “Buddhist quietism” is legitimate, b) the use of the term by Jesuit missionaries in Asia at the time that Catholic quietism...

..., he returned to England, then moved back to Ireland where he had been born, and, after much discernment, converted to Roman Catholicism and became a Jesuit. He returned to India as a Jesuit missionary in 1901. In his remarkable though neglected autobiography, From Evangelical to Catholic by Way...

... of the Hindu traditions: most of my writing has been perched on the border between my own Catholic tradition and Hindu traditions, and so too my thirty-eight years of teaching have been almost entirely given over to Hindu-Christian themes or simply to the close reading of Hindu texts. As a Jesuit—baptized...

... unusual reviewers for already well- known books. Asking a Jesuit such as myself to review Gray s book on atheism is perhaps one more instance of this instinct for the inter- esting and provocative. Jesuits, after all, have long had a stake in thinking about atheism, and from a decidedly faith- based...

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... he came into contact with the parliament local the in seat uncle’s his inherited He England. and Countries, Italy,Low to the man young a as him took Republic ofLetters the through els trav His Aix. and Montpellier, Padua, at law studied Jesuits, the by education ( Fabri...

... imperial power in the mid–eighteenth century, the Qian- long emperor (1736–95) commissioned European Jesuit artists in his employ to illustrate recent imperial military victories in Xinjiang, the vast area of Central Asia recently incorporated into the empire...

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... the indifference, of cultivation the on treatise Jesuit definitive created things” in Ignatius’s Ignatius’s in things” created all from ‘detachment’of sense the carried therefore...

... to the Portuguese Jesuits who preceded them and to the local religions. The notions of “fetish” and “fetishism,” as Moshenska shows, charge their targets with a misattribution to objects of agency, responsibility, and desires. The object of Moshenska's inquiry, which he claims less convincingly to include “art...

... as early as the seventh century, and then notes the sixteenth-century Jesuit Jerome Xavier's Mir'āt al-quds , a life of Christ in Persian composed for the Mughal emperor Akbar, a text that Sugirtharajah identifies as the first biography of Jesus in the modern sense. Chapters are then devoted to a series...

... in a church in Sarajevo, at which a soft- spoken Syrian Jesuit with pain- filled eyes said the following pow- erful words : We open our doors to everyone even to those who might come in to kill us. That the Catholic Church has reached this juncture, after sixteen hundred years of teaching Just War...

..., has much authority in the current intellectual world. intellectual current the in authority much has or strict environmental determinists among behaviorists or Jesuits, none of them anthropology in spurious. remaining If theredeterminists are any pure cultural as shaped over evolutionary...

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... by   ofcommemoration rituals and rituals, mourning funerals, scenes, one another’s deathbed with fascination and in investment their through other and each influenced Wendats, French Jesuits specifically onized, col and how colonizers understand to elsewhere:he wants are Seeman’s interests...