Antonio Vieira: Six Sermons / Edited and translated by Mónica Leal da Silva and Liam Brockey . - New York: Oxford University Press , 2018
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“Missionary, diplomat, theologian, pulpit preacher, social critic, political strategist, and one of the finest writers of the Portuguese language, the Jesuit António Vieira was a remarkable figure of the Baroque age whose life has remained relatively unknown to English-speaking readers. This excellent edition and translation of his sermons finally gives them access to Vieira's talents and thought, and helps to restore him to the prominence he deserves."
Stuart
Schwartz, George Burton Adams Professor of History and Chair of the Council on
Latin American and Iberian Studies, Yale University
"António Vieira is a major religious,
cultural, and political figure in the early modern world, little known outside
the field of Iberian history. This outstanding translation of selected sermons
will contribute to integrate his thought in the long-term complex analysis of
colonialism, slavery, racism, and national assertion."
Francisco
Bethencourt, author of Racisms from the Crusades to the
Twentieth Century