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ARCHIVUM HISTORICUM SOCIETATIS IESU VOL. LXXXI, FASC. 162 2012/II Articles Klaus Schatz S.J., The Yasuki Shrine Affair: Paolo Marella and the Revision of the Prohibition of Eastern Rites. 451 Ana Carolina Hosne, Lo deseable y lo possible. La visión e la representación de China en la obra de José de Acosta. 481 Kathleen Comerford, Jesuit Tuscan Libraries of the 1560s and 1570s: Bibliotheca non-yet Selecta. 515 François Kurris S.J., Le Narré dans la vie du Père Édmond Auger: traité ou document humain (1530-1591). 533 Augustín Udias S.J., Conclusiones Mathemáticas en los Cole- gios jesuitas de Madrid, 1704-1762. 571 Miscellanea Paul Oberholzer S.J., Kommunication und Administration in der Alten Gesellschaft Jesu. 581 Bibliography (Paul Begheyn S.J.) 599 Book Reviews 713 Congresses 749 Index volume LXXXI 763 Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 2012 Paul Begheyn S.J. I am grateful to the following persons who have helped me in putting together this bibliography: Nicoletta Basilotta (Rome), Géza Bikfalvi (Budapest), Clemens Brodkorb (München), Thomas Busch (München), Bernard Deprez (Louvain), Ad Dudink (Lou- vain), Arjan van Dijk (Leiden), Joep van Gennip (Nijmegen), Do- minique Gonnet SJ (Lyon), Michel Hermans SJ (Namur), Catherine Jami (Paris), Charles Libois SJ (Cairo), Robert Maryks (New York), Frans Mistiaen SJ (Brussels), Nicolas Standaert SJ (Louvain), David Strong SJ (Sydney) and Gabriel Maria Verd SJ (Malaga). For a more detailed bibliography on spirituality, please turn to the annual bibliography in the Spanish journal Manresa and to www.ignaziana.org, a review of theological research. You are invited to send new titles, corrections and suggestions to: Paul Begheyn, S.J. Netherlands Institute of Jesuit Studies Singel 448, 1017 AV Amsterdam [email protected] General Index I. The entire Society A. General history 1. Auxiliary sciences 1-4 2. Historical works 5-26 B. Special history 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola 27-58 2. Institute 59-72 3. Spiritual Exercises 73-93 4. Spirituality 94-116 5. Pastoral activities 117-122 6. Cultural activities 123-171 7. Polemical writings 172-195 562 Paul Begheyn S.J. II. Countries A. Africa 196-199 B. America 200-314 C. Asia 315-341a D.Europe 342-608 E. Oceania 609-610 III. Persons Persons in alphabetical order 611-1219 Complementary list of persons p. Index of authors p. I. The entire Society A. General History 1. Auxiliary sciences 1. ‘Bibliografía Ignaciana 2010’, Manresa 83 (2011), 371-397. 2. Historical works 2. E. Langevin, ‘Le sentier des Jésuites: de l’histoire...ou des his- toires’, Saguenayensia 42 (2000), 26-31. 3. J. Bernauer, ‘Catholicism’s emerging post-Shoah tradition: The case of the Jesuits’, in J.K. Roth & E. Maxwell (eds.), Remember- ing for the future. The Holocaust in an age of genocide, Hampshire, Palgrave, 2001, 381-395. 4. C. Albertan, ‘De la correspondance chez les jésuites au XVIIIe siècle’, in D.O. Hurel (ed.), Érudition et commerce épistolaire: Jean Mabillon et la tradition monastique, Paris, Vrin, 2003, 535-544. 5. A. Álvarez Bolado, ‘Al servicio de la dimensión pública de la Igle- sia’, in A. Álvarez Bolado a.o., Jesuitas: una misión, un proyecto, Bilbao, Universidad de Deusto, 2007, 181-202. 6. I. Pinedo, ‘Muerte y resurrección de la Compañía de Jesús (1773- 1814)’, in A. Álvarez Bolado a.o., Jesuitas: una misión, un proyecto, Bilbao, Universidad de Deusto, 2007, 61-80. 7. U. Valero, ‘La Compañía de Jesús después del Concilio Vaticano II’, in A. Álvarez Bolado a.o., Jesuitas: una misión, un proyecto, Bil- bao, Universidad de Deusto, 2007, 133-158. 8. La prueba del tiempo: la Compañía de Jesús, [Ciudad de México], Universidad Iberoamericana, 2007, 268 p. 9. S. Kiechle, Die Jesuiten: Wissen, was stimmt, Freiburg, Herder, Bibliography on the History of the Jesuits 563 2009, 128 p. 10. I. Del Valle, Escribiendo desde los márgines. Colonialismo y jesuitas en el siglo XVIII, Mexico, Siglo XXI, 2009, 301 p. 11. H. Yannou, Jezuici i Towarzystwo [Jésuites et compagnie], Kraków, Wydawnictwo WAM, 2010, 372 p. 12. E. Levy, ‘Jesuit identity, identifiable Jesuits? Jesuit dress in theo- ry and in image’, in E. Oy-Marra & V.R. Remmert (eds.), Le monde est une peinture. Jesuitische Identität und die Rolle der Bilder, Berlin, Akademie Verlag, 2011, 127-152. 13. L.J. Oldani, ‘Dickens, Roman Catholicism and Jesuits’, Dickensian 107 (2011), 202-213. 14. A. Romano, ‘Ordres religieux et sociabilité intellectuelle. Le cas jé- suite’, in V. Millot a.o. (eds.), La Grande Chevauchée. Faire de l’his- toire avec Daniel Roche, Genève, Droz, 2011, 105-116. B. Special History 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola See also 392, 786. 15. K. Vechtel, ‘Ignatius’ image of the priesthood and priestly formation today’, Theology Digest 53 (2006), 128-136. 16. J.I. Tellechea Idígoras, ‘Semblanza de Ignacio de Loyola’, in A. Álvarez Bolado a.o., Jesuitas: una misión, un proyecto, Bilbao, Uni- versidad de Deusto, 2007, 17-29. 17. P. de Chauvigny de Blot, ‘Ignatius van Loyola’, in F. Bosman & H. Klamer (reds.), De ene regel is de andere niet. Vijf spirituele groot- meesters over werk en leiderschap, Kampen, Ten Have, 2009, 80-91. 18. M. Sievernich, ‘Ignatius von Loyola (1491-1556)’, Handwörterbu- ch zur deutschen Rechtsgeschichte, 2. Aufl., Berlin, Erich Schmidt, 2009, 1171. 19. J. García de Castro, ‘Carisma ignaciono, vocación de encrucija- da’, Estudios Eclesiásticos 85 (2010), 475-514. 20. E. Giora, ‘Intelligenza e sentire nell’opera di Ignazio di Loyola’, Rivista di Ascetica e Mistica 35 (2010), 445-490. 21. I. Iglesias, San Ignacio de Loyola. Del Iñigo en busca de Dios al Igna- cio compañero de Jesus, Madrid, Edibesa, 2010, 190 p. 22. J. Martínez de Toda, Los años riojanos de Íñigo de Loyola, Caracas, Universidad Católica Andrés Bello, 2010, 261 p. 23. E. Serrano Martín, ‘Annus Mirabilis. Fiestas en el mundo por la canonización de los jesuitas Ignacio y Francisco Javier en 1622’, in J.L. Betrán (ed.), La Compañía de Jesús y su proyección mediática 564 Paul Begheyn S.J. en el mundo hispánico durante la Edad Moderna, Madrid, Silex Ediciones, 2010, 297-343. 24. H. Zollner, ‘El “Relato del pelegrino” como fuente de inspiración para una teología de la biografía’, Boletin de Espiritualidad 41 (2010), 19-32. 25. F. Bugliani Knox, The eye of the eagle: John Donne and the legacy of Ignatius Loyola, Oxford, Lang, 2011, 342 p. 26. A.C. Flemming, ‘St Ignatius of Loyola’s ‘Vision at La Storta’ and the foundation of the Society of Jesus’, in M. Delbeke & M. Schraven (eds.), Foundation, dedication and consecration in Early Modern Europe, Leiden, Brill, 2011, 225-249. 27. E. García Hernán & M.d.P. Ryan, ‘Ignacio de Loyola y Francisco de Borja, frente a frente (1539-1552)’, in E. García Hernán & M.d.P. Ryan (eds.), Francisco de Borja y su tiempo. Política, religión y cultura en la Edad Moderna, Valencia, Albatros Ediciones / Roma, Institutum Historicum Societatis Iesu, 2011, 733-753. 28. Ignatius av Loyola, Pilgrimens berättelse,Översättning F. Heiding i samarbete med P. Beskow, Skellefteå, Artos, 2011, 138 p. 29. S.C. Kessler, ‘Ignatianische Kirchlichkeit: Die Kirchenerfahrungen des Ignatius von Loyola, seine persönlichen Folgerungen und der Versuch eines Transfers’, Korrespondenz zur Spiritualität der Exerzitien 98 (2011), 28-34. 30. G. Mongini, “Ad Christum similitudinem”. Ignazio di Loyola e i primi gesuiti tra eresia e ortodossia. Studi sulle origini della Compagnia di Gesù, Alessandria, Edizione dell’Orso, 2011, 182 p. 31. W. Lambert (ed.), Von Ignatius inspiriert: Erfahrungen und Zeug- nisse, Würzburg, echter, 2011, 128 p. 32. P. Lecrivain, Paris in the time of Ignatius of Loyola (1528-1535), Saint Louis, The Institute of Jesuit Sources, 2011, 192 p. 33. R.A. Maryks, ‘Ignatius von Loyola als wahrhafter, zutiefst geist- licher Semit’, in P. Bsteh & B. Proksch (eds.), Das Charisma des Ursprungs und die Religionen: das Werden christlicher Orden im Kontext der Religionen, Wien, LIT-Verlag, 2011, 326-348. 34. F. de B. Medina Roja, ‘El P. maestro Ignacio y el ideal de su pro- yecto académico: colegios y universidades en la Compañía de Je- sús’, in J. Vergara Ciordia a.o. (eds.), Ideales de formación en la histo- ria de la educación, Madrid, Editorial Dykinson, 2011, 177-227. 2. Institute 35. H. Höpfl, ‘“Suaviter in modo, fortiter in re”. Appearance, reality and the early Jesuits’, in S. Linstead & H. Höpfl (eds.), The aes- thetics of organization, London, Sage Publications, 2000, 197-211. Bibliography on the History of the Jesuits 565 36. F. Torres Londono, ‘Escrevendo cartas. Jesuitas, escrita e massao no século XVI’, Revista Brasileira de História 22 (2002), 11-32. 37. H. Budi, Bersama dalan Pengutusan. Cara Hidup Yesuit, Yogyakar- ta, Kanisius, 2005, 121 p. On the Constitutions. 38. A. Maldavsky, ‘Administrer les vocations. Les indipetae et l’or- ganisation des expéditions aux Indes occidentales au début du XVIIe siècles’, in P.A. Fabre & B. Vincent (eds.), Missions reli- gieuses modernes. “Notre lieu est le monde”, Rome, École Française de Rome, 2007, 45-70. 39. A. Conrad, ‘Semireligiosentum und Laienspiritualität. Perspe- ktiven jesuitischer Frauengemeinschaften in der Frühen Neuzeit’, Rottenburger Jahrbuch für Kirchengeschichte 2008, 27 (2009), 137-152. 40. Bruder Jesuit. Supporting the mission of the Society of Jesus. Doku- mentasi pertemian Bruder-bruder Asistensi Asia Timur dan Pasifik, Yogyakarta, Provinsi Indonesia Serikat Jesus, 2009, 70 p. 41. J.F. Baldovin, ‘Jesuitas, sacerdocio y ministerio sacerdotal. His- toria y teología’, in Jesuitas, sacerdocio y liturgia, Mexico, Obra Nacional de la Buena Prensa, 2010, 9-36. 42. J.C. Coupeau, From inspiration to invention. Rhetoric in the Consti- tutions of the Society of Jesus, Saint Louis, The Institute of Jesuit Sources, 2010, 292 p. 43. S. Decloux, ‘Identidad, comunidad, misión. Sus lazos en la Com- pañía de Jesús’, Revista de Espiritualidad Ignaciana 41 (2010), 68-76.
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