Author(s):
Ferreira, Fátima Moura 
Date: 1993
Persistent ID: http://hdl.handle.net/1822/23535
Origin: RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
Document details
O casamento civil e o divórcio 1865-1910 : debates e representações
Description
Dissertação mestrado História das Populações The main purpose of this dissertation is the analysis of the debate on Marriage and Divorce Secularization that has been developed between 1865 and 1910. To achieve the objectives of our investigation we have used a variety of documental sources, specially those related to the discourses that social and poli ti cal elites produced, along that historical period. Some of these discourses have been intensively analysed, namely the juridical, political, feminist and literary ones. Although no conc1usion can be drawn upon this scientific issue, it is important to summarize two ideas which have. given way to our interpretative analysis. The first fundamental one was, undoubtedly, the strong ideological accent of the debate, simultaneous to the appropriation of the campaign for the divorce by vanguard political movements, ali revealing the important place ascribed to the fami1y, as a prominent social institution. The other one refers to the public concerns, expectations -and pressures- about illegitimacy and non-recognized familiar types of relationships. Both led finaly to the promulgation of the divorce law (3-XI- 1910) after the republican revolution.
Dissertação mestrado História das Populações The main purpose of this dissertation is the analysis of the debate on Marriage and Divorce Secularization that has been developed between 1865 and 1910. To achieve the objectives of our investigation we have used a variety of documental sources, specially those related to the discourses that social and poli ti cal elites produced, along that historical period. Some of these discourses have been intensively analysed, namely the juridical, political, feminist and literary ones. Although no conc1usion can be drawn upon this scientific issue, it is important to summarize two ideas which have. given way to our interpretative analysis. The first fundamental one was, undoubtedly, the strong ideological accent of the debate, simultaneous to the appropriation of the campaign for the divorce by vanguard political movements, ali revealing the important place ascribed to the fami1y, as a prominent social institution. The other one refers to the public concerns, expectations -and pressures- about illegitimacy and non-recognized familiar types of relationships. Both led finaly to the promulgation of the divorce law (3-XI- 1910) after the republican revolution.
Document Type
Master Thesis
Language Portuguese
Advisor(s) Catroga, Fernando, 1945-
Language Portuguese
Advisor(s) Catroga, Fernando, 1945-
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