Mentalidad moral y contrarreforma en la España Moderna (fornicarios, confesores e inquisidores: el Tribunal de Logroño, 1571 -1623)
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hs.2001.v53.i108.218Keywords:
inquisition, Counterreformation, Confessionalization, Social Discipline, History of Sexuality, Social control, Manuals of confession, Simple fornication, Popular Morals, History of MentalityAbstract
The Inquisition acquired jurisdiction over the «proposals of simple fornication » after the Council of Trent. The historiography has tended to ignore this important flow of documentation whereas the study of this topic is necessary to analyse the role played by the Inquisition in the wide Counterreformation strategy in order to understand social resistance and permeability towards the new pattern of moral discipline.
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