Jonathan E Greenwood
Biographic Data
| ID | 5785881 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jonathan E Greenwood |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jonathan E |
| FAMILY NAME | Greenwood |
| SIGNATURE | GREENWOOD J E |
| AFFILIATIONS | McGill University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4558-6207 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
From Goa to Global
The scholarship on the cult of the Jesuit missionary of Asia, Francis Xavier (1506–1552), has focused primarily on India, Portugal, and the Italian Peninsula. Yet the veneration of Xavier through images was global in scope. This article assesses the full extent of his cult by considering the spaces and places of likenesses of Xavier first in Goa and then its worldwide expansion during and after his canonization cause. How and where did the devout…
Camilla Russell, Being a Jesuit in Renaissance Italy
Studies of the Society of Jesus during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries have investigated Jesuit life-writing, its early history and practices, and the global missions at length.A synthesis of these topics, however, had been lacking, a lacuna now filled by this monograph.By way of the life cycle of a Jesuit from entry until departure, Camilla Russell examines the mentalities of the men wanting and gaining admission into the Society, Jesuit…
Miracles in Writing
The reputation of Ignatius of Loyola ( c .1491–1556), the founder of the Society of Jesus, as a miracle-worker grew during the 1590s, which included his aid in childbirth through handwritten relics. This article examines obstetric miracles associated with Ignatius in the early modern world prior to his canonization in 1622. Through his letters and signature, Ignatius rescued women and their offspring during dangerous and near-fatal deliveries; de…
Markus Friedrich, The Birth of the Archive
Archives are the cornerstone on which historical method is built.The traditional narrative of their development focused on the nineteenth century.Yet Markus Friedrich's Birth of the Archive, first in German in 2013 and more recently light on the promising thread that Bauer excavated through Panvinio's ties with the Spanish monarchy.Bauer argues that Panvinio suffered from a lack of projection since he had "bet" on the wrong horse when dedicating …
Los milagros americanos de Ignacio de Loyola y la red de información transatlántica de los jesuitas
Este artículo examina la red de información jesuita durante el generalato de Claudio Acquaviva (r. 1581-1615) en la Monarquía Hispánica. En particular, este estudio analiza la recolección y circulación de las series de milagros de Ignacio de Loyola (c. 1491- 1556), el fundador de la Compañía de Jesús. Sus milagros americanos, conocidos a través de cartas y luego adaptados para su inserción en las relaciones y biografías impresas del fundador, fue…
Readable flowers
This article argues that Flowers (flores sanctorum), collections of saints’ lives arranged by the liturgical calendar, were the first genre of devotional literature to have a global reach during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This article begins with the medieval origins of Flowers before analysing their dispersion in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries by the Franciscans and Jesuits. By taking a temporal long view and a trans…
Floral Arrangements
Flores sanctorum ( Flowers of the Saints , hereafter flowers) were a uniquely Iberian genre immersed in European efforts to collect the lives of saints and then arrange them according to the liturgical year. Although one of the first books printed in Spain, the genre went into decline by the mid-sixteenth century due to ongoing Inquisitorial censure. Flowers, however, grew again thanks to Alonso de Villegas and later Pedro de Ribadeneyra. This du…
Readable flowers
This article argues that Flowers (flores sanctorum), collections of saints’ lives arranged by the liturgical calendar, were the first genre of devotional literature to have a global reach during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This article begins with the medieval origins of Flowers before analysing their dispersion in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries by the Franciscans and Jesuits. By taking a temporal long view and a trans…
Floral Arrangements
Flores sanctorum ( Flowers of the Saints , hereafter flowers) were a uniquely Iberian genre immersed in European efforts to collect the lives of saints and then arrange them according to the liturgical year. Although one of the first books printed in Spain, the genre went into decline by the mid-sixteenth century due to ongoing Inquisitorial censure. Flowers, however, grew again thanks to Alonso de Villegas and later Pedro de Ribadeneyra. This du…
Readable flowers
This article argues that Flowers (flores sanctorum), collections of saints’ lives arranged by the liturgical calendar, were the first genre of devotional literature to have a global reach during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. This article begins with the medieval origins of Flowers before analysing their dispersion in the sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries by the Franciscans and Jesuits. By taking a temporal long view and a trans…
Floral Arrangements
Flores sanctorum ( Flowers of the Saints , hereafter flowers) were a uniquely Iberian genre immersed in European efforts to collect the lives of saints and then arrange them according to the liturgical year. Although one of the first books printed in Spain, the genre went into decline by the mid-sixteenth century due to ongoing Inquisitorial censure. Flowers, however, grew again thanks to Alonso de Villegas and later Pedro de Ribadeneyra. This du…
Markus Friedrich, The Birth of the Archive
Archives are the cornerstone on which historical method is built.The traditional narrative of their development focused on the nineteenth century.Yet Markus Friedrich's Birth of the Archive, first in German in 2013 and more recently light on the promising thread that Bauer excavated through Panvinio's ties with the Spanish monarchy.Bauer argues that Panvinio suffered from a lack of projection since he had "bet" on the wrong horse when dedicating …
Los milagros americanos de Ignacio de Loyola y la red de información transatlántica de los jesuitas
Este artículo examina la red de información jesuita durante el generalato de Claudio Acquaviva (r. 1581-1615) en la Monarquía Hispánica. En particular, este estudio analiza la recolección y circulación de las series de milagros de Ignacio de Loyola (c. 1491- 1556), el fundador de la Compañía de Jesús. Sus milagros americanos, conocidos a través de cartas y luego adaptados para su inserción en las relaciones y biografías impresas del fundador, fue…
Miracles in Writing
The reputation of Ignatius of Loyola ( c .1491–1556), the founder of the Society of Jesus, as a miracle-worker grew during the 1590s, which included his aid in childbirth through handwritten relics. This article examines obstetric miracles associated with Ignatius in the early modern world prior to his canonization in 1622. Through his letters and signature, Ignatius rescued women and their offspring during dangerous and near-fatal deliveries; de…
From Goa to Global
The scholarship on the cult of the Jesuit missionary of Asia, Francis Xavier (1506–1552), has focused primarily on India, Portugal, and the Italian Peninsula. Yet the veneration of Xavier through images was global in scope. This article assesses the full extent of his cult by considering the spaces and places of likenesses of Xavier first in Goa and then its worldwide expansion during and after his canonization cause. How and where did the devout…
Camilla Russell, Being a Jesuit in Renaissance Italy
Studies of the Society of Jesus during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries have investigated Jesuit life-writing, its early history and practices, and the global missions at length.A synthesis of these topics, however, had been lacking, a lacuna now filled by this monograph.By way of the life cycle of a Jesuit from entry until departure, Camilla Russell examines the mentalities of the men wanting and gaining admission into the Society, Jesuit…
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