Download or read book Contributions une histoire du catholicisme Papaut Aquitaine France et Outre mer written by CHAMP Nicolas, LAUX Claire et MOISSET Jean-Pierre (dir.) and published by KARTHALA Editions. This book was released on 2013-05-14 with total page 470 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: L’histoire religieuse est un champ de recherches dynamique. Sur la très longue durée, du Moyen Âge à l’époque très contemporaine, cet ouvrage se propose d’en explorer les plus récents questionnements et objets. Adoptant de multiples échelles – locale, régionale, nationale ou internationale –, les contributions ici réunies reflètent les curiosités et le cheminement intellectuels de Marc Agostino, professeur émérite à l’université de Bordeaux 3. Après une thèse de troisième cycle sur le cardinal Lecot (1831-1908), figure symbolique de l’épiscopat de la Troisième République (1974), Marc Agostino consacra sa thèse d’État à Pie XI et l’opinion publique (1986), examinant en particulier les presses française et italienne. Il poursuivit parallèlement ses travaux sur le catholicisme du Sud-Ouest aquitain, lesquels débouchèrent sur ses Deux siècles de catholicisme à Bordeaux (2001). De Bordeaux à Rome, des rivages de la Méditerranée au continent américain, ce volume entend revisiter une partie des interrogations et des terrains d’investigation de Marc Agostino. On parcourt d’abord les traces laissées par les identités religieuses en Aquitaine avant de projeter ses feux sur les débats suscités par les engagements religieux des catholiques dans la France des temps modernes. Le magistère pontifical, ses prises de position et ses relais constituent également un objet longuement examiné. Enfin, l’affirmation des appartenances religieuses et plus particulièrement catholiques dans le monde contemporain se retrouve au coeur des ultimes textes proposés. Coordonnateurs de l’ouvrage, Claire Laux, Jean-Pierre Moisset et Nicolas Champ sont maîtres de conférences à l’université de Bordeaux 3. Leurs travaux portent sur l’histoire religieuse contemporaine. Table des matières Jean-Pierre Moisset, Josette Pontet, Michel Vergé-Franceschi, Marc Agostino, Introduction Partie introductive 1. Jean-Pierre Moisset, Historien du religieux. 2. Josette Pontet, De la Méditerranée à l'Atlantique: le parcours de Marc Agostino, historien du monde chrétien contemporain. 3. Michel Vergé-Franceschi, Corte, ville cosmopolite aux XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles. 4. Bibliographie des travaux de Marc Agostino. I. Bordeaux et l'Aquitaine 1. Jean-Bernard Marquette, Les résidences de Clément V en Bordelais (1305-1308). 2. Anne-Marie Cocula, Guerres de villes et guerres de religion en Périgord. 3. Laurent Coste, Entrées en religion sous l'Ancien Régime: l'exemple fille des Cives burdigalenses. 4. Josette Pontet, Les transformations de la cathédrale de Bayonne au XVIIIe siècle. 5. Éric Suire, L'univers matériel des gens d'Église en Bordelais à la fin de l'Ancien Régime. 6. Séverine Pacteau-De Luze, De Chalais à Neuchâtel et Bordeaux: Jacques Deluze et ses descendants. Protestantisme et mouvements de population, entre mémoire et histoire. II. La France et les espaces francophones 1. Frédéric Knerr, "Le clergé dans la mêlée". L'abbé Naudet et la propagande catholique en milieu ouvrier: les débuts mouvementés d'un nouvel apostolat social. 2. Jean-François Labourdette, L'échec de la politique de concorde de Charles IX, de la pacification de Saint-Germain (10 août 1570) à la Saint-Barthélemy (24 août 1572). 3. Louis Bergès, Balzac et Lamennais. 4. Jean-Claude Drouin, Pierre-Sébastien Laurentie (1793-1876), le dernier légitimiste du XIXe siècle. Ultra-royalisme et ultramontanisme. 5. Bruno Béthouart, Les Semaines sociales de France: itinérances de 1904 à 2004. 6. Ludovic Laloux, Panorama des mouvements catholiques dans le cadre scolaire français depuis le XIXe siècle. 7. Christophe Lastécouères, L'"antichrématistique" selon Hergé. III. Rome, le Vatican, et l’Italie 1.Jacques Palard, La gauche française au pouvoir à l'épreuve de l'enseignement catholique : 1981-1984. Nouvelle donne et règlement par la crise. 2. François Cadilhon, La presse française et les élections pontificales au début du XVIIIe siècle. 3. Nicolas Champ, Lettres de Rome. Le cardinal Villecourt et ses correspondants français à l'heure de l'Unité italienne.4. Jean-Dominique Durand, Catholiques et orthodoxes face à la question sociale. Pour une approche comparée. 5. Christine Bouneau, Fascination italienne et mission à Rome d'Hubert Lagardelle, un intellectuel français dans son siècle. 6. Delphine Dussert-Galinat, L'Église de Jean-Paul II et l'islam: une doctrine à l'épreuve de l'expérience 7. Philippe Levillain, Béatifier Jean-Paul II ?. IV. Terres lointaines 1. Alexandre Fernandez, L'Espagne, méditerranéenne ?. 2. Dominique Jarrassé, Deux synagogues d'Algérie. ou l'orientalisme peut-il devenir une modalité de la francisation ?. 3. Annie Lenoble-Bar, Tradition et modernité dans la presse missionnaire: Afriquespoir (1998-2011). 4. François-Charles Mougel, Religion et identité nationale: de l'Amérique coloniale aux États-Unis (1607-1791). 5. Philippe Loupès, "San Francisco, guarda mis animalitos...". Ex-voto contemporains à Santiago du Chili.

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