Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval

Preserved by their ecclesiastical sanctuaries, the erudite culture, the writing and reading and school education expand during the Late Middle Ages, with an augmenting supply adapted to its recipients and their motivations. The social mobility that a good education could bring, the needs of an incre...

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Main Author: André Filipe Oliveira da Silva
Format: Article
Language:deu
Published: Instituto de Estudos Medievais 2019-03-01
Series:Medievalista
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Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/medievalista/1701
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description Preserved by their ecclesiastical sanctuaries, the erudite culture, the writing and reading and school education expand during the Late Middle Ages, with an augmenting supply adapted to its recipients and their motivations. The social mobility that a good education could bring, the needs of an increasingly demanding ecclesiastical hierarchy, the specialization within the central and local administrations, the specificities of the religious minorities, as well as the prestige associated with high culture, are some of the factors responsible for the creation of these new schools. Évora, municipality, episcopal city and frequent stop of the Royal Court, reveals itself as an excellent case study of this late medieval expansion, intimately connected to the dynamics of a growing city.
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spelling doaj.art-bd5c697f83b446f29914ed312312f4562022-12-22T01:22:36ZdeuInstituto de Estudos MedievaisMedievalista1646-740X2019-03-012410.4000/medievalista.1701Ensinar e Aprender na Évora MedievalAndré Filipe Oliveira da SilvaPreserved by their ecclesiastical sanctuaries, the erudite culture, the writing and reading and school education expand during the Late Middle Ages, with an augmenting supply adapted to its recipients and their motivations. The social mobility that a good education could bring, the needs of an increasingly demanding ecclesiastical hierarchy, the specialization within the central and local administrations, the specificities of the religious minorities, as well as the prestige associated with high culture, are some of the factors responsible for the creation of these new schools. Évora, municipality, episcopal city and frequent stop of the Royal Court, reveals itself as an excellent case study of this late medieval expansion, intimately connected to the dynamics of a growing city.http://journals.openedition.org/medievalista/1701Évoramedieval teachingmedieval schoolsreligious minorities
spellingShingle André Filipe Oliveira da Silva
Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
Medievalista
Évora
medieval teaching
medieval schools
religious minorities
title Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
title_full Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
title_fullStr Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
title_full_unstemmed Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
title_short Ensinar e Aprender na Évora Medieval
title_sort ensinar e aprender na evora medieval
topic Évora
medieval teaching
medieval schools
religious minorities
url http://journals.openedition.org/medievalista/1701
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