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THE EARLY COUNTER REFORMATION IN HUNGARY : JESUITS, PAPAL NUNCIOS AND THE HUNGARIAN LANDS, 1550-1606- [e-book]
THE EARLY COUNTER REFORMATION IN HUNGARY : JESUITS, PAPAL NUNCIOS AND THE HUNGARIAN LANDS, 1550-1606- [e-book]
자료유형  
 학위논문
저자명  
MARTONFFY, ANDREA PONTECORVO.
서명/저자  
THE EARLY COUNTER REFORMATION IN HUNGARY : JESUITS, PAPAL NUNCIOS AND THE HUNGARIAN LANDS, 1550-1606 - [e-book]
발행사항  
Ann Arbor, MI : UMI Dissertations Publishing, 1980
형태사항  
1 p
학위논문주기  
Thesis (Ph.D.) - The University of Chicago, 1980.
초록/해제  
요약 : The dissertation examines the reform and conversion efforts of the Catholic Church in the tri-partite Hungarian lands during the latter half of the sixteenth century. The territories treated include Royal (Habsburg) Hungary in the north and west, Transylvania, ruled by native princes, in the east, and Turkish-occupied Hungary in the south. Two preliminary chapters are devoted to the complex military, political, social and economic history of these lands from 1526 (the Battle of Mohacs) to 1606 (the Peace of Vienna and of Zsitvatorok) and to discussion of the spread and dramatic success of Protestantism there.
초록/해제  
요약 : All three parts of Hungary were overwhelmingly Lutheran, Calvinist and/or Unitarian by mid-century when the local hierarchy, under the direction of Archbishop Miklos Olah (1553-1568) began to direct serious attention to reform and reconversion. Chapter III details the debilitated state of the Church and the effects of both the indigenous clergy and of the papal nuncios in Eastern Europe to strengthen Catholicism in the territories.
초록/해제  
요약 : The most notable reform efforts in sixteenth century Hungary were directed by the Society of Jesus, whose acitivities we summarize in Chapter IV. The order operated colleges and/or lower schools in Royal Hungary from 1561 to 1567 (at Nagyszombat) and from 1586 to 1606 (at Thurocz, Sellye and Kassa). In 1579 the Jesuits founded a Hungarian College in Rome (--this was united with the German College in 1580--) and established residence in Transylvania, under the protection of the principality's Bathory rulers. The Society directed lower schools, colleges and/or a seminary in Transylvania (at Kolozsvar, Gyulafehervar and Varad) from 1579 to 1588, and again from 1595 to 1604. Throughout the latter half of the century Jesuits from Royal Hungary and Transylvania undertook numerous missions to the Turkish-occupied Hungarian lands as well.
초록/해제  
요약 : Chapters V and VI examine in greater detail Jesuit activities in Transylvania during the 1580s--the zenith of the Society's sixteenth-century operations in the Hungarian lands. We focus first on Italian Jesuit Antonio Possevino (1533-1611) who served as extraordinary papal nuncio to Poland and as diplomatic envoy of Transylvanian prince (and Polish king) Istvan Bathory. Possevino visited Transylvania in 1583 and wrote a remarkable history of the principality (Transilvania, 1584) which included a lengthy analysis of how the Church could best proceed in its attempts to reconvert the Hungarian lands.
초록/해제  
요약 : Possevino's attitudes and methods characterize those of many of the thirty to forty lesser-known Jesuits stationed in Transylvania from 1579 to 1588. Chapter VI present biographical data on these men, discussions of their relations with Protestant political and religious leaders and analyses of their methods and goals, based primarily on the group's correspondence with Rome from the field. We also examine the organizational structure and the considerable internal problems which beset this Jesuit contingent in the hinterlands.
초록/해제  
요약 : An epilogue treats the activities of Spanish Jesuit Alfonso Carrillo (1553-1618), confessor and envoy of Transylvanian prince Zsigmond Bathory during the 1590s. It attempts also to adjust the prevailing stereotype of the Society of Jesus. With the exception of the "politically meddling" Carillo, the Jesuits in Transylvania never advocated the use of force and, instead, consistently demonstrated the humanist belief in the efficacy of good example, education and peaceable moral persuasion in their conversion efforts.
초록/해제  
요약 : The Order's internal chain of command was relatively open and its goals in the Hungarian outpost apolitical. In Transylvania during the 1580s, at least, the Society of Jesus did not act as the militant and tyrannical foreguard of a monolithic, anti-Renaissance Counter Reformation Church so often portrayed in historiography.
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The University of Chicago.
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