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Revue d'Histoire Ecclésiastique

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TypeJOURNAL
PublisherBrepols Publishers, NV
ISSN0035-2381 / 2294-1088
Scopus26753
OpenAlexS51551445
Websitehttp://brepols.metapress.com/content/122081/
Total publications3
Coverage period2006 - 2011
CountryBE
LanguageFR
IndexingScopus indexed
SJR0.101 (Q4)
SNIP0.477
CiteScore0.2
Female authorship share25%

Religious Studies · Archaeology and Historical Studies · Byzantine Studies and History · Diverse Cultural and Historical Studies · Diverse Scientific and Economic Studies · Early Modern Women Writers · European Political History Analysis · French Urban and Social Studies · Historical and Archaeological Studies · Historical and Linguistic Studies

  • “Il nous faut acquérir de l’autorité sur les Japonais”. Le problème de l’adaptation de la hiérarchie jésuite aux conditions religieuses et sociales japonaises

    Hélène Vu Thanh•ARTICLE•2011

    This article aims to study the adaptation of the Jesuit hierarchy to the social and religious conditions of Japan in the 16th century. The Jesuit mission to Japan was established in 1549, and it flourished in the 1580s under the leadership of Alessandro Valignano, Visitor to the Missions. There, he advocated a policy of acclimation to the Japanese culture in order to blend in with the population and allow Christianity to be accepted as a religion…

  • Le «protestantisme» des libraires et typographes lyonnais (1520-1560)

    Jean-François Gilmont•ARTICLE•2006

    The preponderant place of Calvinism in the French Reformation was not assured at its beginnings. Analysis of the situation in Lyon before 1560 shows the existence of numerous currents, sometimes parallel, sometimes even opposed. This research first of all concerns publishers, printers, booksellers and a certain number of humanist authors. A first split appears between the cultivated booksellers and the typesetters, the latter reacting more emotio…

  • Nouvelles études sur l’Observance franciscaine

    Marco Bartoli•ARTICLE•2006

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  • Le «protestantisme» des libraires et typographes lyonnais (1520-1560)

    Jean-François Gilmont•ARTICLE•2006

    The preponderant place of Calvinism in the French Reformation was not assured at its beginnings. Analysis of the situation in Lyon before 1560 shows the existence of numerous currents, sometimes parallel, sometimes even opposed. This research first of all concerns publishers, printers, booksellers and a certain number of humanist authors. A first split appears between the cultivated booksellers and the typesetters, the latter reacting more emotio…

  • Nouvelles études sur l’Observance franciscaine

    Marco Bartoli•ARTICLE•2006

  • “Il nous faut acquérir de l’autorité sur les Japonais”. Le problème de l’adaptation de la hiérarchie jésuite aux conditions religieuses et sociales japonaises

    Hélène Vu Thanh•ARTICLE•2011

    This article aims to study the adaptation of the Jesuit hierarchy to the social and religious conditions of Japan in the 16th century. The Jesuit mission to Japan was established in 1549, and it flourished in the 1580s under the leadership of Alessandro Valignano, Visitor to the Missions. There, he advocated a policy of acclimation to the Japanese culture in order to blend in with the population and allow Christianity to be accepted as a religion…

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