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Article Nº 2205 Cross-reference · Vol. II · p. 602

Madeira (education)

Original title: Madeira (Instrução na)

See Academies, Secondary Classes, Cancioneiro de Garcia de Resende, Education, Lyceum, Literature, Ballad Collection and Seminary.

See · Nº 0028 · Association, club or society Academies Describes the literary academies founded in Funchal in the 18th and early 19th centuries, following the fashion in mainland Portugal: the Assembleia dos Únicos do Funchal, the Arcadia Funchalense and the Sociedade Funchalense dos Amigos das Ciências e Artes.
See · Nº 0763 · Arts, literature and historiography Cancioneiro de Resende (Madeira in the) Survey of the Madeiran poets represented in Garcia de Resende's Cancioneiro Geral, discussing Teófilo Braga's thesis of a distinct 'Madeira cycle' and giving biographical notes on each poet.
See · Nº 1876 · School or course Education Survey of public education in Madeira, covering higher, special, secondary and primary instruction from the Jesuit college classes of the sixteenth century to the schools of the early twentieth century. It mainly points readers to the more detailed entries on each institution.
See · Nº 2061 · School or course Lyceum History of secondary education in Madeira and of the Funchal lyceum, from the Jesuit classes before 1759 to the lyceum founded in 1837 and its new building of 1942, with lists of teachers and rectors.
See · Nº 2086 · Arts, literature and historiography Literature A century-by-century survey of Madeiran literature from the fifteenth-century court poets of the Cancioneiro de Resende to the writers of the late nineteenth century, listing the principal authors of each period.
See · Nº 3251 · Book or literary work Ballad Collection of the Madeira Archipelago Describes the 'Romanceiro do Archipelago da Madeira' (1880), Álvaro Rodrigues de Azevedo's classified collection of traditional ballads, tales and games gathered from Madeiran oral tradition. It quotes his preface explaining how medieval narrative poetry reached the islands and survived there, and notes his lost 'Cancioneiro Popular'.
See · Nº 3438 · School or course Seminary History of the diocesan Seminary of Funchal, founded by royal charter of D. Sebastião in 1566 following the Council of Trent, tracing its many changes of premises up to its return to the Incarnação building in 1933. It highlights the founder Bishop D. Jerónimo Barreto, the reformer Bishop D. Manuel Agostinho Barreto and the teacher Padre Ernesto Schmitz.

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Referenced here · 7: Academies Nº 0028
Cancioneiro de Resende (Madeira in the) Nº 0763
Education Nº 1876
Lyceum Nº 2061
Literature Nº 2086
Ballad Collection of the Madeira Archipelago Nº 3251
Seminary Nº 3438
Shared people · 2: Gomes (João) Nº 1667
Braga (Teófilo) Nº 0581

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