This study examines the problems and roles of vices, virtues and passions in the context of Feliz Independente (1779), a «novella» by Teodoro de Almeida. A book about Happiness and source for major prosperity in the century of the Enlightenment, in the words of its author, this text questions a number of values and spiritual, ethical and moral choices, making it very similar to the catechisms of that period.
Reviewing the different «critical readings», especially throughout the 16th century, this paper analyses once again the Dialogue I of Corte na Aldeia (1619) by Francisco Rodrigues Lobo, reflecting on the «social place» of the fictional narrative in the 17th century.
The author hopes to demonstrate that, from an intertextual perspective, the first work published by António Feijó (Transfigurações) is related to the texts of Victor Hugo.
This paper transcribes two pedagogical regulations for female education, one from the Visitandinas Congregation, certainly written by Teodoro de Almeida [1722-1804], although reproducing French models, and the other one from the Ursulinas Congregation of Braga, likely «taken» from Paris, as happened with the regulations of the religious, which precede the disciples of the volume of the District Archives of Brag...
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