Jesuit Colleges in the Early 17th Century

Kathleen M. Comerford

Jesuit Colleges in the Early 17th Century

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Many of the earliest Jesuit colleges struggled to survive during their first decades. When the foundations were more or less settled -- when the buildings and funding were in place -- what was life like for students and teachers? The most pressing concerns of survival gave way to issues of stability, occasionally even expansion, and of influence on the region. I will explore the second generation of Jesuit colleges, focusing largely on Tuscany, in comparison to the "crisis mode" of the first generations.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Mar 26 2015
Event	Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting (RSA) - Berlin, Germany Duration: Mar 26 2015 → …

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Conference	Renaissance Society of America Annual Meeting (RSA)
Period	03/26/15 → …

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Christianity
History
History of Religion
Religion

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Early 17th century
Jesuit colleges
Tuscany

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Jesuit Colleges in the Early 17th Century

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