A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans
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Resumo: | This article introduces the first part of A Voyage into Tartary. This was a work published anonymously in London in 1689, which was read by the French as an exponent of the libertine productions, and by the Americans as one of the earliest examples of science fiction and the Enlightenment. Tartary, however, finds a better affiliation in the historical chain of utopias, along with its English literary manifestations of the late 17th century. Like many productions of this genre, the book consists of a formulation of a bourgeois political project. In its case, particularly, it presents the political project of bourgeois ancestry, envisaged by a number of intellectuals of moderate political position at the end of the 17th century to simultaneously oppose the despotic rule of James II, finally definitive in absolutism and promote economy and the modernization of England. One of the fundamental proposals of this project is presented in the first section of the book; it consisted in proposing a universal church of universal philosophical principles capable of embracing all moderate religious designations, uniting the Protestants against James II and simultaneously giving them political power. It began with the proposition of an agreement with the Eastern Orthodox Churches, especially with the Greek Church, then for the English, simultaneous source of ancient knowledge, religious tradition and an economic ally, frugal attributes for the conquest of the plan. Here we give a presentation of this project as it appears in the first part of the narrative. |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicansA voyage into tartary: El proyecto político de la Iglesia universal y la unión entre ortodoxos y anglicanosA voyage into tartary: O projeto político da igreja universal e a união entre os ortodoxos e anglicanosJames IIUtopiaBritish orientalismBourgeois revolutionsJames IIUtopiaOrientalismo britânicoRevoluções burguesasJames IIUtopíaOrientalismo británicoRevoluciones burguesasThis article introduces the first part of A Voyage into Tartary. This was a work published anonymously in London in 1689, which was read by the French as an exponent of the libertine productions, and by the Americans as one of the earliest examples of science fiction and the Enlightenment. Tartary, however, finds a better affiliation in the historical chain of utopias, along with its English literary manifestations of the late 17th century. Like many productions of this genre, the book consists of a formulation of a bourgeois political project. In its case, particularly, it presents the political project of bourgeois ancestry, envisaged by a number of intellectuals of moderate political position at the end of the 17th century to simultaneously oppose the despotic rule of James II, finally definitive in absolutism and promote economy and the modernization of England. One of the fundamental proposals of this project is presented in the first section of the book; it consisted in proposing a universal church of universal philosophical principles capable of embracing all moderate religious designations, uniting the Protestants against James II and simultaneously giving them political power. It began with the proposition of an agreement with the Eastern Orthodox Churches, especially with the Greek Church, then for the English, simultaneous source of ancient knowledge, religious tradition and an economic ally, frugal attributes for the conquest of the plan. Here we give a presentation of this project as it appears in the first part of the narrative.Este artículo presenta la primera parte de Un viaje a Tartaria. Se trata de una obra publicada anónimamente en Londres en 1689, que, si bien fue leída por los franceses como exponente de las producciones libertinas, y por los norteamericanos como uno de los primeros ejemplos de la ciencia ficción y la Ilustración, encuentra una mejor filiación en la corriente histórica de las utopías, junto con sus manifestaciones literarias inglesas de finales del siglo XVII. Como muchas producciones de este género, el libro consiste en la formulación de un proyecto político burgués. En su caso, presenta el proyecto político de ascenso burgués previsto por una serie de intelectuales de posición política moderada a finales del siglo XVII para oponerse simultáneamente al gobierno despótico de Jacobo II, acabar definitivamente con el absolutismo y promover el desarrollo económico y la modernización de Inglaterra. Una de las propuestas fundamentales de este proyecto se presenta en la primera sección del libro; consistía en la proposición de una iglesia universal, con principios filosóficos universales, capaz de englobar a todas las confesiones religiosas moderadas, unir a los protestantes contra Jacobo II y, al mismo tiempo, entregarles el poder político. Comenzó con la propuesta de un acuerdo con las Iglesias Ortodoxas de Oriente, especialmente con la Iglesia Griega, que para los ingleses era una fuente simultánea de conocimiento antiguo, tradición religiosa y aliado económico, todos ellos atributos frugales para la conquista del plan. Presentamos aquí este proyecto tal como aparece en la primera parte de la narración.Este artigo apresenta a primeira parte de A Voyage into Tartary. Esta foi uma obra publicada anônima em Londres, em 1689, que, a despeito de lida pelos franceses como expoente das produções libertinas, e, pelos americanos, como um dos primeiros exemplares de ficção científica e do Iluminismo, encontra melhor filiação na corrente histórica das utopias, junto às suas manifestações literárias inglesas do final do século 17. Tal qual muitas das produções desse gênero, o livro consiste em uma formulação de um projeto político burguês. No seu caso, apresenta o projeto político de ascendência burguesa, cogitado por um número de intelectuais de posição política moderada no final do século 17 para simultaneamente opor se à regência despótica de James II, por fim definitivo no absolutismo e promover o desenvolvimento econômico e a modernização da Inglaterra. Uma das propostas fundamentais desse projeto é apresentada na seção primeira do livro; consistiu na proposição de uma igreja universal, de princípios filosóficos universais, capaz de comportar todas as designações religiosas moderadas, unindo os protestantes contra James II e, simultaneamente, entregando-lhes o poder político. Teve início com a proposição de um acordo com as igrejas ortodoxas do oriente, especialmente, com a igreja grega, então, para os ingleses, fonte simultânea de conhecimento antigo, tradição religiosa e aliada econômica, atributos frugais para a conquista do plano. Aqui fazemos uma apresentação desse projeto como aparece na primeira parte da narrativa.Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais2017-07-28info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdfhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/revice/article/view/e502310.35699/2525-8036.2017.5023Revista de Ciências do Estado; Vol. 2 No. 1 (2017): Dossiê Utopias; 151 - 170Revista de Ciências do Estado; Vol. 2 Núm. 1 (2017): Dossiê Utopias; 151 - 170Revista de Ciências do Estado; v. 2 n. 1 (2017): Dossiê Utopias; 151 - 1702525-80362595-6051reponame:Revista de Ciências do Estado (Online)instname:Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)instacron:UFMGporhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/revice/article/view/e5023/3091Copyright (c) 2017 Bruna Pereira Caixetahttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessCaixeta, Bruna Pereira2023-07-27T18:25:04Zoai:periodicos.ufmg.br:article/5023Revistahttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/revicePUBhttps://periodicos.ufmg.br/index.php/revice/oairevistadece@gmail.com || Gabriel.afns1@gmail.com2525-80362525-8036opendoar:2023-07-27T18:25:04Revista de Ciências do Estado (Online) - Universidade Federal de Minas Gerais (UFMG)false |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans A voyage into tartary: El proyecto político de la Iglesia universal y la unión entre ortodoxos y anglicanos A voyage into tartary: O projeto político da igreja universal e a união entre os ortodoxos e anglicanos |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans Caixeta, Bruna Pereira James II Utopia British orientalism Bourgeois revolutions James II Utopia Orientalismo britânico Revoluções burguesas James II Utopía Orientalismo británico Revoluciones burguesas |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans |
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A voyage into tartary: The political project of the universal church and the union between orthodox and anglicans |
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Caixeta, Bruna Pereira |
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Caixeta, Bruna Pereira |
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Caixeta, Bruna Pereira |
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James II Utopia British orientalism Bourgeois revolutions James II Utopia Orientalismo britânico Revoluções burguesas James II Utopía Orientalismo británico Revoluciones burguesas |
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James II Utopia British orientalism Bourgeois revolutions James II Utopia Orientalismo britânico Revoluções burguesas James II Utopía Orientalismo británico Revoluciones burguesas |
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This article introduces the first part of A Voyage into Tartary. This was a work published anonymously in London in 1689, which was read by the French as an exponent of the libertine productions, and by the Americans as one of the earliest examples of science fiction and the Enlightenment. Tartary, however, finds a better affiliation in the historical chain of utopias, along with its English literary manifestations of the late 17th century. Like many productions of this genre, the book consists of a formulation of a bourgeois political project. In its case, particularly, it presents the political project of bourgeois ancestry, envisaged by a number of intellectuals of moderate political position at the end of the 17th century to simultaneously oppose the despotic rule of James II, finally definitive in absolutism and promote economy and the modernization of England. One of the fundamental proposals of this project is presented in the first section of the book; it consisted in proposing a universal church of universal philosophical principles capable of embracing all moderate religious designations, uniting the Protestants against James II and simultaneously giving them political power. It began with the proposition of an agreement with the Eastern Orthodox Churches, especially with the Greek Church, then for the English, simultaneous source of ancient knowledge, religious tradition and an economic ally, frugal attributes for the conquest of the plan. Here we give a presentation of this project as it appears in the first part of the narrative. |
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