The every day life in marriage in the ?long? 19th century from Roman Catholic viewpoint.Research into the Roman Catholic sources.
Provider: Grantová agentura ČR
Programme: Postdoktorské projekty (řešení od 1.1. 2011)
Implementation period: 01.01.11 - 31.12.15
Workplace:
Fakulta filozofická - Ústav historických věd
Investigator: Pavelková Čevelová Zuzana
Description:
The project deals with every day life in marriage in the ?long?19th century, using the Catholic normative and institutionary sources. Marriage will be presented from the Roman Catholic viewpoint and use fallowing types of sources: evidence source in Episcopal archives (matrimonalia, agenda of dispenses, notes about marriage cases by Episcopal court) and normative sources (pastoral manuals and manuals for confessors). Through connecting of these sources a vivid view of the care about marriage in the Catholic Church during the 19th century can originate. These sources were not yet used for research of every day life in 19th century. Scholarship of this theme connecting history of pastoral theology with gender history can significantly enrich recent research of marriage and family which is researched especially thanks to historical demography and ego-documents.
The project deals with every day life in marriage in the ?long?19th century, using the Catholic normative and institutionary sources. Marriage will be presented from the Roman Catholic viewpoint and use fallowing types of sources: evidence source in Episcopal archives (matrimonalia, agenda of dispenses, notes about marriage cases by Episcopal court) and normative sources (pastoral manuals and manuals for confessors). Through connecting of these sources a vivid view of the care about marriage in the Catholic Church during the 19th century can originate. These sources were not yet used for research of every day life in 19th century. Scholarship of this theme connecting history of pastoral theology with gender history can significantly enrich recent research of marriage and family which is researched especially thanks to historical demography and ego-documents.
