Faculdade de Ciências Sociais e Humanas - Universidade Nova de Lisboa
Post-Doc, CHAM
European University Institute, History and Cilivization
Universidade do Porto, Departamento de História e de Estudos Políticos e Internacionais
About
I was awarded the Ph.D. title by the Department of History and Civilization of the European University Institute (Florence, Italy). My thesis is entitled O clero catedralício português e os equilíbrios sociais do poder (1564-1670) [The Portuguese cathedral clergy and the balance of powers (1564-1670)]. In my doctoral dissertation I analyze the role of the cathedral’s clergy in the balance of political and social powers during the referred period.
In what concerns my post-doctoral research, I propose to study the role of the secular clergy on the building process of the Portuguese colonial empire, in the context of the “Catholic Reformation” (1564-1750). It is my aim to examine both the role of the cathedral clergy on the consolidation of Portuguese presence and on the implementation of Catholicism in different areas of the globe.
Keywords: Clergy, Power, Counter-Reformation, Church History, Political and Social History, early modern state-building process.
Cathedral Chapters, "Restauração" War, Symbolic Power, Clientelism, Fiscality/Royal taxation/clergy, Habsburgs Monarchy, Portugal, Spain, Holly See.
Atlantic History; Portuguese Empire (Brazil, Bahia, Maranhão, Mariana, Angola/Congo...)
History and Theory
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Clero, Poder, História da Igreja Católica, Contra-Reforma, História Social e Política, Estado Moderno
Cabidos catedralícios, Poder Simbólico, Clientelismo, Clero e fiscalidade régia, Portugal, Espanha, Santa Sé
Cabido de Coimbra, Cabido do Porto, Cabido de Braga, Cabido de Évora, Cabido de Miranda-Bragança, Cabido de Lamego, Cabido de Portalegre, Cabido de Elvas, Cabido de Viseu... Cabidos ultramarinos (Brasil, Angola/Congo...)
Cerimónias religiosas, conflitos de poder, Recepção do Concílio de Trento em Portugal, Carreiras eclesiásticas
Teoria da História
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