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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Filosofia, Letras e Ciências Humanas (FFLCH) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Mariana Boscariol holds a PhD in History from NOVA University Lisbon (2018) and an MA from the Department of Oriental Languages of the University of São Paulo (2013). Most of her research has focused on the early modern missions, with an emphasis on the Jesuit activity in Brazil and Japan during the 16th and 17th centuries. After working as visiting researcher at Aichi Prefectural University (Japan) and as a research associate at the University of Manchester (UK), she is currently a junior researcher at NOVA FCSH (2022). As a full researcher at CHAM, she collaborates with the UNESCO Chair "The Cultural Heritage of the Oceans" and with the ERC Synergy research project "4-OCEANS: Human History of Marine Life". Seeking to explore other aspects of the global history of the Portuguese empire in the Early Modern/Modern period, her main research interests are cross-cultural, environmental and economic history, studying categories such as governance, trade, borders and circulation in East Asia and Brazil. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In the Jesuit mission founded in Japan by the portuguese from 1549, some priests conquered prominence in virtue of they individual work of catechism and education. With the arrival of a large number of missionaries, the method of action in relation to the doctrinal work took different forms and boardings, in accordance with the Jesuit who used them. In this context, I intend to study the …
To those Jesuit missionaries who was dedicated to the educational project that developing in the Japanese mission, stands out the importance given by them to the description and understanding of the Japanese cultural and social rules to achieve themselves a correct comprehension of the language, being understood as articulated elements. The Japanese language characteristic, that in many p…
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