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BIBLIOGRAPHY on the HISTORY of the SOCIETY of JESUS Paul Begheyn, S.J BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HISTORY OF THE SOCIETY OF JESUS Paul Begheyn, S.J. Six years ago Father Laszl6 Polgar, SJ. (1920-2001) published his fiftieth annual bibliography for the AHSI. Unfortunately no immediate successor as bibliographer could be found, so that a huge reservoir of titles was beginning to fill up. At a meeting of the Historical Institute in Rome on 28 November 2005 its members discussed the possibilities of restarting the bibliography. Then and there I expressed my willingness to perform this task. This bibliography differs from the earlier ones in the following areas: 1. In general the bibliography will include mainly titles on history; titles on spirituality can be found in specialized journals like Manresa. 2. Only titles published from 2000 will be included. Pre-2000 titles overlooked in earlier issues, will not be included. 3. The bibliography will not give the full Christian names of the authors, only their initials. 4. The bibliography will not mention the series ofwhich certain publications are part. 5. The size of books will not be mentioned. 6. Titles in private Jesuit publications will not be included. 7. In each section titles will be presented in chronological order, and within each year in alphabetical order. 8. The use of capitals in titles of publications has been reduced. 9. Membership of a religious order or congregation of an author will not be mentioned. 10. In the section 'Persons' and in the index on authors prefixes like 'de', 'de la', 'van' and 'von der' will be put after the family name. This first bibliography in 'new style' includes only part of the titles already collected. The reader will thus find titles from the years 2000-2005. Next year the bibliography will include titles from the years 2000-2006. 385 386 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HISTORY OF THE JESUITS I am grateful to the following persons who have helped me in putting together this bibliography: Nicoletta Basilotta (Roma), Fernando Arrocha Duarte, S.J. (Malaga), Ad Dudink (Leiden), Bernard Deprez (Leuven), Roman Malek, S.V.D. (Sankt Augustin), Georges Ruyssens, S.J. (Roma) en Nicolas Standaert. S.J. (Leuven). You are invited to send new titles, corrections and suggestions to: Paul Begheyn, S.J. Netherlands Institute of Jesuit Studies Singel448 1017 AV Amsterdam The Netherlands [email protected] GENERAL INDEX I. THE ENTIRE SOCIETY A. General history 1. Auxiliary sciences 1-9 2. Historical works 10-49 B. Special history 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola 50-80 2. Institute 81-94 3. Spiritual Exercises 95-109 4. Spirituality 110-122 5. Pastoral Activities 123-142 6. Cultural activities 143-230 7. Polemical writings 231-235 II. COUNTRIES A. Africa 236-245 B. America 246-351 C. Asia 352-465 D. Europe 466-815 IlL PERSONS Alphabetical order 816-1458 ComplementaryList of Persons p.515 Index of Authors pp. 516-28 PAUL BEGHEYN, S.J. 387 I. THE ENTIRE SOCIETY A. GENERAL HISTORY 1. Auxiliary sciences 1. T.M. McCoog, A guide to Jesuit archives, Rome I St. Louis MO, Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu I The Institute ofJesuit Sources, 2001, 178 p. 2. C.E. O'Neill & J.M. Dominguez (eds.), Diccionario histOrico de la Compaiila de Jesus. Biogrdftco-temdtico, 4 vols., Rome, Institutum Historicum S.I. I Madrid, Universidad Pontificia Comillas, 2001,4110 p. 3. Catalogus difunctorum in renata Societate Iesu (III) 1986-2000, Roma, Curia Praepositi Generalis, 2001, 107 p. 4. 'Bibliografia Ignaciana I 2000', Manresa 73 (2001), 303-315. 5. 'Bibliografia Ignaciana I 2001', Manresa 74 (2002), 273-289. 6. N.R. Verastegui, 'The importance of archives in the history and spirituality of the Society of Jesus according to its "way of proceeding"', in "Scnptis tradere et fide/iter conservare ". Archives as 'places of memory' within the Society ofJesus, Rome, General Curia, 2003,25-47. 7. 'Bibliografia lgnadana 2002 y .. .', Manresa 75 (2003), 399-415. 8. 'Bibliografia Ignaciana 2003', Manresa 76 (2004), 299-312. 9. 'Bibliog.rafia lgnaciana 2004',Mam-e.ra 77 (2005), 187-212. 2. Historical works 10. I. Echaniz, Pasiony gloria. La historia de la Compania de Jesus en sus protagonistas, 2 vols, Bilbao, Mensaje.ro, 2000, '406, 450 p. 11. J. Quevedo, Guerreiros eJesuitas na utopia do Prata, Bau.ru, EDUSC, 2000, 249 p. 12. A. Santos Hernandez, Jesuitas y obispados. Los Jesuitas Obispos Misioneros y Ios Ohispos J esuita.r de la extincirfn. Tomo II, Madrid, U niversidad Pontificia Comillas, 2000,500 p. 13. P.C. Hartmann, Die Je.ruiten, Miinchen, Beck, 2001, 128 p. 14. 0. Hufton, 'The early Jesuits and their female patrons', Renaissance Studies 15 (2001), 328-353. 15. S. Kiechle, 'Dialog rnit den Kulturen. Der Jesuitenorden im Umbruch', Herder-Korrespondcnz 55 (2001), 245-249. 388 BlliLIOGRAPHY ON THE HISTORY OF THE JESUITS 16. J. Oswald, 'Erbauungsschrift oder Leistungsbericht? Zum historischen Quellenwert der Litterae Annuae', in]. Oswald & R. Haub (eds.),]esuitica. Forschungen zurfriihen Geschichte des Jesuitenordens in Bqyern bis zur Aujhebung 1173, Miinchen, C.H. Beck'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 2001, 451-467. ' 17. H. de Balzac, S toria impafifale dei Gesuiti, Milano, Medusa, 2002, 113 p. 18. E. Ganty, M. Hermans & P. Sauvage (eds.), Traditionjesuite. Enseignement, spiritualiti, mission, Bruxelles, Editions Lessius, 2002, 184 p. 19. E. Levy, 'The international Jesuit style. Evil twin of the Society ofJesus', in T.M. Lucas (ed.), Spirit, style, story. Essays honoringJohn W: Padberg, S.J., Chicago, Loyola University Press, 2002, 181-204. 20. A. Batlogg, jesuiten und Juden. Eine historische Hypothek', Stimmen der Zeit 221 (2003), 418-419. 21. R. Bireley, The Jesuits and the Thirty Years War. Kings, courts, and confessors, Cambridge, University Press, 2003, 300 p. 22. F. Cant:U, 'I Gesuiti tra Vecchio e Nuovo Mondo. Note sulla recente storiografia', in C. Ossola, M. Vegra & M.A. Visceglia (eds.), Religione, cultura epolitica neii'Europa dell'etd moderna. Studi offerti a Mario Rosa dagli amici, Firenze, Leo S. Olschki, 2003, 173-187. 23. P.C. Hartmann, Igesuiti, Roma, Carocci, 2003, 159 p. 24. H. Lewis, Profiles in holiness. Brief biographies of Jesuit saints, Anand, Gujarat Sahitya Prakash, 2003, 432 p. 25. C. Lowney, Heroic leadership: Best practices from a 450-year-old Compaf!Y that changed the world, Chicago, Loyola, 2003, 330 p. 26. G. Sale, 'L'attentato a Hitler, la Santa Sede e i gesuiti', Civiltd Cattolica 153 (2003), 343-356. 27. A. Trampus, 'La ritrattazione del Breve di soppressione della Compagnia di Gesu: comunicazione politica e strategie del falso', Roma moderna e contemporanea 11 (2003), 253-280. 28. P. Trower, Un peligro para el Estado. Lapersecucion de Iosjesuitas en el siglo XVIIL Madrid, Palabra, 2003, 4 7 5 p. 29. J. Vergara Ciordia (ed.), Estudios sobre la Compania de Jesus. Los jesuitas y su injluencia en la cultura moderna (s. XVI-XVIII), Madrid, UNED, 2003, 675 p. 30. J.P. Donnelly (ed.), Year f?y year with the earfy Jesuits. Selections from the Chronicon ofJuan de Polanco, St. Louis, The Institute of Jesuit Sources, 2004,480 p. PAUL BEGHEYN, S.J. 389 31. H. Hop£1, Jesuit political thought. The Society ofJesus and the state, c. 1540-1630, Cambridge, University Press, 2004, 406 p. 32. H. Imberechts, De JeiJii"eten. Een boeiend verhaal over markante ftguren, Averbode, Altiora, 2004,413 p. 33. C. Nebgen, 'Christoph Gottlieb von Murr: Ein Protestant erhebt die Stimme gegen die Authebung der GesellschaftJesu',AHSI73 (2004), 121-147. 34.]. O'Malley, Osprimeirosjesuitas, Sao Leopoldo, Unisinos EDUSC, 2004,581 p. 35. S. Pavone, Igesuiti dalie ongini alia soppressione 1540-1773, Roma I Bari, Editori Laterza, 2004, 168 p. 36. M. Revuelta Gonzalez, 'La Compafiia de Jesus. Una vision critica. Cr6nica de un encuentro hist6rico', Razony Fe 249 (2004), 255-287. 37. M. Ruiz Jurado, ~Donde estan enterrados los Generales de la Compafiia de Jesus?', AHSI 73 (2004), 221-228. 38. F. Rurale, 'Carlo Borromeo and the Society of Jesus in the 1570s', in T.M. McCoog (ed.), The Mercun(m project. Forming Jesuit culture 1573-1580, Rome, Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu I St. Louis, The Institute of Jesuit Sources, 2004, 559-605. 39. F.M. Sirignano, Gesuiti e Giansenisti. Modelli e metodi educativi a confronto, Napoli, Liguori, 2004, 104 p. 40. D.J. de Vries, 'Boetepredikers en de IHS-rage op gebouwen', Bulletin Koninklijke Nederlandse Oudheidkundige Bond 103 (2004), 91-105. 41. J. Wright, God's soldiers. Adventure, politic~ intrigue, and power. A history of the Jesuits, New York, Doubleday, 2004,337 p. 42. J. Wright, De Jezuieten. Missie, nrythen en methoden, Amsterdam, Bert Bakker, 2004,328 p. 43. M. Alcala, Juan Pablo 11 y la Compafiia de Jesus', Razon y Fe 251 (2005), 393-410. 44. M. Alcala-Barajas, 'Giovanni Paolo II e I gesuiti', I/ Regno - documenti 19 (2005), 557-563. 45. C. Lowney, El liderazo a/ estilo de Ios jesuitas. Las m~ores prdcticas de una compania de 450 afios que cambio el mundo, Barcelona, Granica, 2005, 256 p. 46. J.W. O'Malley [a.o.] (eds.), The Jesuits II: Cultures, Sciences, and the Arts, 1540- 1773, Toronto, University of Toronto Press, 2005, 800 p. 390 BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE HISTORY OF THE JESUITS 47. A. Villacorta Bafios-Garcia, La Jesuita. Juana de Austria, Barcelona, Ariel, 2005,575 p. 48.]. Wright, Die Jesuiten. Mythos- Macht- Mission, Essen, Magnus Verlag, 20Q5, 319 p. 49.]. Wright, I Gesuiti. .Storia, mito e missione, Roma, Newton & Compton editori, 2005, 284p. B. SPECIAL HISTORY 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola See also 687, 1428, 1429, 1451. 50. R. Funiok & H. Schondorf (eds.), Ignatius von Loyola und die Padagogik der Jesuiten. Bin Model/ fiir .Schule und Persiinlichkeitsbildungy Donauworth, Auer Verlag, 2000, 279 p. 51. R. Garcia Mateo, Ignacio de Loyola . .Su espin'tualidady su mundo cultura4 Bilbao, Ediciones Mensajero, 2000, 428 p.
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