Igreja católica e estado: matrizes referenciais de valores dirigidas à família

Authors

  • Ivete Ribeiro UFRJ

Keywords:

Sociedade Brasileira Contemporânea, Família, Igreja Católica, Estado

Abstract

Este artigo propõe considerar articuladamente os discursos da Igreja Católica e do Estado no Brasil - enquanto matrizes de referências que disputam a hegemonia axiológica das famílias. Encaminha a análise dessas duas instituições ordenadoras da formação econômico-social, buscando acompanhar conflitos e consensos construídos em torno de temáticas(como o divórcio, o planejamento familiar e o aborto) para, por meio delas, sugerir alterações e permanências de valores referentes à família, no período 1964-1984.

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Ivete Ribeiro, UFRJ

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Published

1994-11-30

How to Cite

Ribeiro, I. (1994). Igreja católica e estado: matrizes referenciais de valores dirigidas à família. Cadernos De Pesquisa, (91), 86–92. Retrieved from https://publicacoes.fcc.org.br/cp/article/view/880

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No. 91 (1994)

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Articles

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