Librería Central Librera
Calle
Dolores 2
15402
Ferrol
centrallibrera@telefonica.net
http://www.centrallibrera.com
Teléfono [34]
981 35 27 19
JOSE CONSTANTINO NIETO
Comprar
a 33 € Consideraciones del Quijote, Crítica, Estética, Sociedad de José C.
Nieto
EL
RENACIMIENTO Y LA OTRA ESPAÑA, comprar a 100 €
José Constantino Nieto
Sanjuán
Algunas obras de
José Constantino Nieto, en Dialnet
Un pastorcito solo
En insula.es
En desacuerdo con José
Contantino Nieto
En Lupa Protestante:
supe de laexistencia del Ateneo Teológico, un
experimento formativo que llamó mi atención desde el principio. Tiempo atrás me
había aficionado a husmear todo lo relacionado con el protestantismo español
desde que escuché a don José Constantino Nieto, hace casi 20 años. Luego de
la brillante exposición que ofreció en el Seminario Teológico Presbiteriano de
México acerca de la
importancia de la obra de Juan de Valdés, muchos quedamos impresionados y
motivados para buscar nuestras raíces en donde menos esperábamos encontrarlas.
Como protestantes latinoamericanos, seguíamos uncidos únicamente a la herencia
anglosajona. Más tarde, leí el libro de Daniel Vidal sobre los protestantes
españoles y poco a poco me fui topando con otros autores. Mención aparte
merecen Plutarco Bonilla, Juan Antonio Monroy y José de Segovia. Pero ésa es
una largahistoria...
EL
RENACIMIENTO Y LA OTRA ESPAÑA, libro recomendado por la Universidad de Cádiz
Corrientes
espirituales y facciones políticas en el Servicio del Emperador Carlos V
La biblioteca
de REFORMADOS ANTIGUOS ESPAÑOLES
La
confrontación representación-realidad:
el conflicto jurisdiccional de 1568
LA
REPRESENTACIÓN (II) LA INQUISICIÓN VISTA POR SI MISMA
Fortuna
in Los Siete Libros de Diana (en alemán – auf Deutsch)
En
protestantedigital
-
[ Traduzca esta página ]
|
...
José Nieto's new and magisterial (though also polemical) study of
reforming Christians in sixteenth- century Spain (El Renacimiento y la otra España: ...
www.journals.uchicago.edu/cgi-bin/resolve?JMH002233 - Páginas
similares - Anotar
esto
|
Professor of Religion
Juniata
College
Huntingdon, Pennsylvania
This profile was automatically generated using 3 references
found on the Internet. This
information has not been verified. Learn more...
Employment
History
·
Professor of Religion1
Juniata College
Headquarters
Address:
1700
Moore Street
Huntingdon, PA 16652
USA
·
Adjunct
Professor2
McCormick
Theological Seminary
Headquarters Address:
5460 S. University Ave.
Chicago, IL 60615
USA
·
Visiting
Professor2
Universidad
Iberoamericana
Headquarters Address:
Board Membership
and Affiliations
·
Fellow ,
Part-Time Associate In Theology2
Moravian Seminary
Education
Ph.D.2
Princeton Theological Seminary
Web References
1.
1. ReligionLink
- Mysticism molds the mainstream
www.religionlink.org/tip_03102 - [Cached]
Published on: 5/29/2005 Last Visited: 1/13/2006
- Jose C. Nieto is a
professor of religion at Juniata
College in Huntingdon, Pa. He is an expert on mysticism and wrote the book
Religious Experience and Mysticism: Otherness as Experience of Transcendence
(University Press of America, 1997). Contact 814-641-3000, nieto@juniata.edu.
2.
2. nietobook
www.juniata.edu/news/nietobook - [Cached]
Published on: 7/29/2001 Last Visited: 8/4/2001
Juniata Professor ,
Jose Nieto , Publishes Book
Dr. Jose C. Nieto , Mary S. Geiger Professor of Religion
and History at Juniata
College , wrote a book on Spain's
social and cultural history , which was recently published in one of the
leading European publishing houses.
...
Dr. Nieto says that it is not just a book but also a
meditation about Spain. He studies the evolution of Spanish
individualism through its three sources of religious origin – Judaism , Christianity and Islam. The sole constant elements
of unity are the restraints and pain dissidents had to suffer. The vast inquiry
covers not only the Spanish Renaissance and Siglo de Otro ,
but also the Enlightenment and the late arrival of Romanticism. The book is a
study in the cultural uniqueness of Spain.
In the publisher's catalogue description of the book ,
El Renacimiento y la Otra Espana : Vision Cultural Socioespiritual is characterized as a study of
dissidence : the Other Spain as a counter-power to the Official Spain..
...
The cloth-bound volume of 856 pages with illustrations took Dr.
Nieto 16 years to complete. During those years ,
he lectured on related topics at Georgetown University
in Texas , McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago
, and the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. He also presented readings at Harvard University ,
the University of Padua in Italy , and Spanish universities at Salamanca
and Madrid. A copy of his book and portions of the
handwritten and typed manuscripts as well as proofs are on display at L.A.
Beeghley Library on the Juniata College campus.
A native of Galicia in northwest Spain , Dr. Nieto
studied at the University of Santiago
de Compostela
, Spain , the United Evangelical Seminary , Madrid
, Spain , and Presbyterian College
, Belfast , Ireland. He then came to the United States
to pursue his Th.M. and Ph.D. at Princeton
Theological Seminary , where he graduated magna
cum laude in 1967. He joined the Juniata faculty in 1967 as an
assistant professor , chaired the department in 1969
and was promoted to associate professor and , in 1978 to full professor. Other
professional experience includes his positions as a
pastor in Spanish churches and assistant pastor of U.S. churches , teaching fellow , part-time associate in theology
at the Moravian Seminary , adjunct professor at McCormick Theological Seminary , and visiting professor at Universidad Iberoamericana , Mexico. His primary areas of specialization include
history of religious thought , Spanish religious
thought , Renaissance , Reformation , mysticism , philosophy of religion ,
history of religions , and cultural religious thought.
Return to Main Juniata College Page
Academics People and Campus Life Alumni Campus Tour
Athletics Admissions Library
3.
3. Jeeni Criscenzo for US Congress -
49th District
www.jeeniforcongress.com/calen - [Cached]
Published on: 3/28/2006 Last Visited: 3/29/2006
SDSU, North Education Bldg. Rm 60, 5500
Campanile Dr., SD A talk by James Fetzer - www.scholarsfor911 truth.org
Sponsored by Professor Jose Nieto and the Forum
on War and Peace.
About Us |
Contact ZoomInfo | PowerSearch | Add New Company | Add Your Profile
Tools & Developer Resources | FAQ |
Privacy Policy |
Terms of Service
Copyright © 2007 Zoom Information
Inc. All rights reserved.
BGeneva1.3.5 OM01
Juniata Professor, Jose Nieto, Publishes Book
Dr. Jose C. Nieto,
Mary S. Geiger Professor of Religion and History at Juniata College, wrote a book on Spain’s social and cultural history, which
was recently published in one of the leading European publishing houses. Published
in Spanish in Geneva, Switzerland by Librairie Droz, S.A., the book studies the evolution of
Spanish individualism.
El Renacimiento y la
Otra Espana: Vision Cultural Socioespiritual, whose English title would be The
Renaissance and the Other Spain: A Socio-Spiritual
Cultural Vision, explores literature, art, philosophy and sociology as well
as psychology and religion. Dr. Nieto’s exploration of these
sources – and the ensuing cultural critical analysis of the Spanish culture – is
set within a comparative study of European authors outside Spain.
Dr. Nieto says that it is not just a book but
also a meditation about Spain. He studies the evolution of
Spanish individualism through its three sources of religious origin – Judaism,
Christianity and Islam. The sole constant elements of unity are the restraints
and pain dissidents had to suffer. The vast inquiry covers not only the Spanish
Renaissance and Siglo de Otro, but also the Enlightenment and the late arrival
of Romanticism. The book is a study in the cultural uniqueness of Spain.
In the publisher’s
catalogue description of the book, El Renacimiento y la Otra Espana: Vision Cultural Socioespiritual
is characterized as "a study of dissidence: the Other Spain as a
counter-power to the Official Spain."
The cloth-bound volume of
856 pages with illustrations took Dr. Nieto 16 years to complete. During
those years, he lectured on related topics at Georgetown University in Texas, McCormick Theological Seminary in Chicago, and the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City. He also presented readings at Harvard University, the University of Padua in Italy, and Spanish universities at Salamanca and Madrid. A copy of his book and portions of
the handwritten and typed manuscripts as well as proofs are on display at L.A.
Beeghley Library on the Juniata College campus.
A native of Galicia in northwest Spain, Dr. Nieto
studied at the University of Santiago de Compostela, Spain, the United Evangelical Seminary, Madrid, Spain, and Presbyterian College, Belfast, Ireland. He then came to the United States to pursue his Th.M. and Ph.D. at
Princeton Theological Seminary, where he graduated magna cum laude in 1967. He
joined the Juniata faculty in 1967 as an assistant
professor, chaired the department in 1969 and was promoted to associate
professor and, in 1978 to full professor. Other professional experience
includes his positions as a pastor in Spanish churches and assistant pastor of U.S. churches, teaching fellow, part-time associate in theology at the Moravian Seminary,
adjunct professor at McCormick Theological Seminary, and visiting professor at Universidad Iberoamericana, Mexico. His primary areas of
specialization include history of religious thought, Spanish religious thought,
Renaissance, Reformation, mysticism, philosophy of religion, history of
religions, and cultural religious thought.
Librería Central Librera
Calle
Dolores 2
15402
Ferrol
centrallibrera@telefonica.net
http://www.centrallibrera.com
Teléfono [34]
981 35 27 19
