A experiência da Misericórdia de São Paulo entre 1808-1842
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2022-02-25
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Dissertação de mestrado
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Essa pesquisa estuda as relações entre a elite local e a Irmandade da Santa Casa de Misericórdia de São Paulo no período de 1808 a 1842, partindo da atuação dos indivíduos que compuseram os quadros hierárquicos na Mesa e Junta. O recorte temporal da pesquisa abrange um momento de transição do período colonial para o Império instituído após a separação de Portugal em 1822, dessa forma, verificamos de quais maneiras os acontecimentos e ações das primeiras décadas do oitocentos influenciaram nas práticas assistenciais e na estruturação da Irmandade paulistana. A intensa participação da elite dirigente de São Paulo nos projetos em disputa que desembocaram na Independência do Brasil e na construção da nação independente, esteve presente na Santa Casa da capital no recorte temporal da pesquisa e, por isso, consideramos essa “geração da Independência” responsável pelas mudanças e permanências na experiência da Misericórdia paulistana durante a transição da colônia para o Império.
This research studies the relationships between the local elite and the Brotherhood of Santa Casa de Misericórdia of São Paulo from 1808 to 1842, based on the performance of individuals who made up the hierarchical frameworks in the Mesa and Junta. The time frame of the research covers a moment of transition from the colonial period to the Empire established after the separation from Portugal in 1822, thus, we verify in which ways the events and actions of the first decades of the 1800s influenced the assistance practices and the structuring of the Brotherhood from São Paulo. The intense participation of the ruling elite of São Paulo in the disputed projects that led to the Independence of Brazil and the construction of the independent nation was also present in the Santa Casa in the capital in the time frame of the research and, therefore, we consider this “generation of Independence” responsible for the changes and permanencies through which the São Paulo Mercy passed in the transition from colony to Empire.
This research studies the relationships between the local elite and the Brotherhood of Santa Casa de Misericórdia of São Paulo from 1808 to 1842, based on the performance of individuals who made up the hierarchical frameworks in the Mesa and Junta. The time frame of the research covers a moment of transition from the colonial period to the Empire established after the separation from Portugal in 1822, thus, we verify in which ways the events and actions of the first decades of the 1800s influenced the assistance practices and the structuring of the Brotherhood from São Paulo. The intense participation of the ruling elite of São Paulo in the disputed projects that led to the Independence of Brazil and the construction of the independent nation was also present in the Santa Casa in the capital in the time frame of the research and, therefore, we consider this “generation of Independence” responsible for the changes and permanencies through which the São Paulo Mercy passed in the transition from colony to Empire.