Subject: Globalization--Religious aspects--Catholic Church

Distant souls : global religion and the Jesuit Missions of Germany, Mexico, and China, 1595-1705
AuthorClossey, Luke, 1975-
PlaceBerkeley
PublisherUniversity of California, Berkeley
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeThesis/Dissertation (PDF)
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberBV2290.C556 2004d
Descriptiondig.pdf. [2 v. (xi, 559 l.) : ill., maps)]
NoteDistant souls : global religion and the Jesuit Missions of Germany, Mexico, and China, 1595-1705 / by Luke Sean Clossey.
Thesis (Ph. D., History)--University of California, Berkeley, Spring 2004.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 505-559).

“This dissertation suggests the new knowledge to be won by approaching the Jesuit missions as a macrohistorical phenomenon. Its first half, using the concept of local religion as a foil, develops the idea of "global religion" and suggests why the Jesuits' mentality can only be understood in a world-spanning context. Global religion also served to give legitimacy to a developing world church, to fuel (and to be fueled by) the Jesuit world missionary project.”—OCLC note.

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Salvation and globalization in the early Jesuit missions
AuthorClossey, Luke, 1975-
PlaceNew York
PublisherCambridge University Press
CollectionRicci Institute Library
LanguageEnglish
TypeDigital Book (PDF)
ShelfDigital Archives
Call NumberBV2290.C56 2008
Descriptionpdf [xii, 327 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.]
NoteSalvation and globalization in the early Jesuit missions / Luke Clossey.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 275-309) and index.
Local access dig.pdf [Clossey-Salvation Jesuit Missions.pdf]

1. Introduction; 2. Organizing the Society of Jesus; 3. Decentralizing the Society of Jesus; 4. Imagining global mission; 5. Space, time, and truth in the Jesuit psychology; 6. The missionary motivation; 7. The Jesuit missionary network; 8. The Jesuit financial network; 9. The Jesuit information network; 10. The Jesuit sacred economy; 11. An edifying end: Global salvific Catholicism; Appendix A. Abbreviations for document sources; Appendix B. Chronological tables (1540-1722); Appendix C. Principal prosographical information; Appendix D. Monetary systems.
Tables: Languages in Jesuit Probation House, Vienna, 1642 --Languages in Jesuit College of Prague, 1675 -- Languages in Jesuit College of Prague, 1678 -- Ferdinand von Fiirstenberg's mission stations. Charts: 1. Typology of Jesuit Attitudes toward Salvation. 2. Indipetae from Central Europe Preserved in ARSI.

ISBN9780521887441 ; 0521887445
LCCN2007040543