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Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 20171 Paul Begheyn SJ The “Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus” was first produced for AHSI by László Polgár SJ, spanning fifty issues of the journal, between 1952 and 2001. The Bibliography was resumed in 2006. In order to provide continuity with Fr Polgár’s work, it incorporates titles dated from 2000. Entries are divided into three sections: I. The entire Society; II. Countries; III. Persons. An Index of authors concludes the Bibliography. Some further features of the Bibliography may be noted: 1. In each section, titles are listed in chronological order of publication and, within each year, in alphabetical order of author. 2. Author first names are provided as initials, not in full. 3. Book series, and book sizes, are not included with the publication details of volumes listed here. 4. Titles in private Jesuit publications are not listed. 5. Publications on the internet, unpublished dissertations and theses are not included. 6. All titles of publications have been standardised to lower case formatting. 7. Author names only are listed: abbreviations of religious orders or congregations are omitted after author names. The following persons have generously assisted in putting together this bibliography: Nicoletta Basilotta (Roma), Andrzej Pawel Bieś SJ (Kraków), Clemens Brodkorb (Munich), Ad Dudink (Louvain), Dominique Gonnet SJ (Lyon), Luís González Quevedo SJ (Indaiatuba, SP), Yannick van Loon (Louvain), Nicolas Standaert SJ (Louvain), and Gabriel M. Verd SJ (Granada). 1 Published annually in AHSI. Bibliographies from 2006 are available online. Full text open access for vols I-XVIII (1932–49; 1996–2012) can be accessed at: http:// www.sjweb.info/arsi/Publications.cfm. This Bibliography was completed with the editorial assistance of the staff at ARSI, Claudio Werner Pires SJ, Jörg Nies SJ, Olivia Thompson, and other generous anonymous helpers. 440 Paul Begheyn SJ For more detailed bibliographies on spirituality, please turn to the annual bibliography in the Spanish journal Manresa and to www. ignaziana.org, a review of theological research. Readers are invited to send new titles, corrections and suggestions to the author: Paul Begheyn SJ Netherlands Institute of Jesuit Studies De Lairessestraat 61 1071 NT Amsterdam The Netherlands [email protected] General Index I. The entire Society A. General history 1. Auxiliary sciences 1-6 2. Historical works 7-42 B. Special history 1. Saint Ignatius of Loyola 43-59 2. Institute 60-66 3. Spiritual Exercises 67-68 4. Spirituality 69-84 5. Pastoral activities 85-87 6. Cultural activities 88-115 7. Polemical writings 116-125 II. Countries A Africa 126-130 B. America 131-259 C. Asia 260-354 D. Europe 355-506 E. Oceania 507 III. Persons Persons in alphabetical order 508-964 Index of authors p. 534 Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 441 I. The entire Society A. General History 1. Auxiliary sciences 1. M. Morales, ‘La respiración de ausentes. Itinerario por la escritura jesuítica’, in G. Wilde (ed.), Saberes de la conversión: Jesuitas, indígenas e imperios coloniales en la frontera de la cristiandad, Buenos Aires, SB Editorial, 2011, 31-59. 2. J. García de Castro a.o. (eds.), ‘Exposición bibliográfica sobre los jesuitas’, in J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos 16-18), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1907-1926. 3. P. Chinchilla, ‘La producción bibliográfica sobre la Compañía de Jesús en los últimos 50 años’, in J.E. Salcedo (ed.), Los jesuitas expulsados, extinguidos y restaurados. Memorias del Primer Encuentro Internacional sobre la historia de la Compañía de Jesús, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, 2014, 393-404. 4. P. Begheyn, ‘Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 2016’, Archivum Historicum Societatis Iesu 85 (2016), 445-551. 5. N. Hernán Perrone, ‘Un recorrido historiográfico sobre la Compañía de Jesús. La bibliografía jesuita y laica sobre las expulsiones, la supresión y la restauración de los jesuitas’, Anuario IEHS 31 (2016), 149-172. 6. K. Volk & C. Staysniak, ‘Bringing Jesuit bibliography into the twenty-first century: Boston College’s New Sommervogel Online’, Journal of Jesuit Studies 3/1 (2016), 61-83. 2. Historical works 7. M. Moran, ‘Sensational invasions: The Jesuit, the state and the family’, in her Catholic sensationalism and Victorian literature, Liverpool, Liverpool University Press, 2007, 28-76. 8. E. Giménez Lopez (ed.), José Monino y Redondo, conde de Floridablanca, Cartas desde Roma para la extinción de los Jesuitas. Correspondencia Julio 1772-Septiembre 1774, San Vicente del Raspeig, Universidad de Alicante, 2009, 627 p. 9. C. Serrano Sánchez, ‘L’écriture de l’évènement dans les lettres des jésuites (1634-1648)’, in C. Rivalan Guégo & D. Rodrigues (eds.), L’écho de l’évènement. Du Moyen Âge à l’époque contemporaine, Rennes, Presses Universitaires de Rennes, 2011, 75-86. 10. F.J. Aranda Pérez, ‘Pensamiento político more Societatis Jesu: entre la teología moral y la razón de estado’, in J. Martínez Millán 442 Paul Begheyn SJ a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI- XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1309-1338. 11. S. Chaparro Martínez, ‘Maquiavelo y la política de Dios. Los teóricos políticos de la Compañía de Jesús ante el reto del realismo maquiaveliano’, in J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI-XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1197-1220. 12. P.A. Fabre, ‘L’histoire de l’ “ancienne Compagnie” à l’époque de la “nouvelle Compagnie”; perspectives de recherche’, in J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI-XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1795-1810. 13. A. Guerra, ‘La Compagnia introvabile. Forme di vita dei gesuiti fra soppressione e rinascita’, in J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI-XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1029-1042. 14. J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI-XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 3 vols., 1928 p. 15. I. Pinedo Iparraguirre & I. Fernández Arrillaga, ‘Los jesuitas desterrados ante la supresión de su Orden’, in J. Martínez Millán a.o. (eds.), Los jesuitas. Religión, política y educación (siglos XVI- XVIII), Madrid, Universidad de Comillas, 2012, 1787-1794. 16. R. Weinczyk, ‘Zur Rezeption des Erasmus von Rotterdam bei den Jesuiten im 16. Jahrhundert’, in C. Galle & T. Sarx (eds.), Erasmus- Rezeption im 16. Jahrhundert, Frankfurt am Main [etc.], Peter Lang, 2012, 153-176. 17. D. Worthington, ‘Jesuits’, in his British and Irish experiences and impressions of Central Europe c. 1560-1688, Farnham, Ashgate, 2012, 155-165. 18. F. Alfieri, ‘“Trarre come dal caos e dar forma alle cose”? La Compagnia di Gesù nel primo Ottocento fra rotture e continuità’, in P. Pombeni & H.G. Haupt (eds.), La transizione come problema storiografico. Le fasi critiche dello sviluppo della modernità (1494-1973), Bologna, Il Mulino, 2013, 215-236. 19. J.A. Ferrer Benimeli, Expulsión y extinción de los jesuitas (1759- 1773), Bilbao, Mensajero, 2013, 368 p. 20. E. Giménez López (ed.), Francisco Xavier Miranda, El fiscal fiscalizado. Una apología de los jesuitas contra Campomanes, Alicante, Universidad de Alicante, 2013, 743 p. 21. M. Revuelta González, El restablecimiento de la Compañía de Jesús. Celebración del bicentenario, Bilbao, Mensajero, 2013, 379 p. 22. P. Chinchilla, ‘Del Ars a la Monumenta: entre ciencia y amplificación’, Bibliography on the History of the Society of Jesus 443 in P. Chinchilla a.o. (eds.), Del ars historica a la Monumenta Historica. La historia restaurada, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana [etc.], 2014, 157-188. 23. P. Chinchilla a.o. (eds.), Del ars historica a la Monumenta Historica. La historia restaurada, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana [etc.], 2014, 213 p. 24. P.A. Fabre & P. Goujon, Suppression et rétablissement de la Compagnie de Jésus (1773-1814), Petite Bibliothèque Jésuite, Namur / Paris, Lessius, 2014, 152 p. 25. J.A. Ferrer Benimeli, ‘La expulsión de los jesuitas’, in J.E. Salcedo (ed.), Los jesuitas expulsados, extinguidos y restaurados. Memorias del Primer Encuentro Internacional sobre la historia de la Compañía de Jesús, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, 2014, 67-119. 26. M.M. Morales, ‘La fábrica de la historia’, in P. Chinchilla a.o. (eds.), Del ars historica a la Monumenta Historica. La historia restaurada, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana [etc.], 2014, 125-155. 27. M.M. Morales, ‘Las misiones de papel’, in J.E. Salcedo (ed.), Los jesuitas expulsados, extinguidos y restaurados. Memorias del Primer Encuentro Internacional sobre la historia de la Compañía de Jesús, Bogotá, Pontificia Universidad Javeriana, 2014, 379-392. 28. R. Fülöp-Miller, Segreto e potenza dei gesuiti, Bologna, Odoya, 2015, 511 p. 29. P. Goujon, ‘Suppression et rétablissement de la Compagnie de Jésus’, in Les jésuites aujourd’hui: depuis leur rétablissement (1814): aller, rencontrer, servir, Paris, Médiasèvres, 2015, 7-14. 30. F. Alfieri, ‘“Unearthing chaos and giving shape to it”: The Society of Jesus after suppression: hiatus and continuity’, in P. Pombeni (ed.), The historiography of transition. Critical phases in the development of modernity (1494-1973), Abingdon OX, Routledge, 2016, 105-122. 31. G. Arledler, ‘Umberto Eco e i gesuiti’, La Civiltà Cattolica 167 (2016), 155-164. 32. T. Banchoff & J. Casanova (eds.), The Jesuits and globalization: Historical legacies and contemporary challenges, Washington, Georgetown University Press, 2016, 312 p. 33. M. Catto & C. Ferlan (eds.), I gesuiti e i papi, Bologna, Il Mulino, 2016, 223 p. 34. D. Figueira, ‘Doing God’s work: The missionary’s task of translation or who makes the best Jesuits: Comparatists, world literature scholars, or real Jesuits?’, Interlitteraria 21 (2016), 6-16. 35. J.E. Franco & C. Fiolhais, Jesuitas construtores da globalização. Uma história da Companhia de Jesus, Lisboa, CTT, 2016, 176 p. 36. M. Friedrich, Die Jesuiten.
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