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Recht und Moral in der Scholastik der Frühen Neuzeit 1500-1750 (with C. Birr), [Law and Morality in Early Modern Scholasticism (approx. 1500–1750)], (methodica - Einführungen in die rechtshistorische Forschung, 1), De Gruyter/Oldenbourg,... more
l presente volumen recoge buena parte de los trabajos presentados a las V Jornadas Internacionales De iustitia et iure en el año 2010. Ellas tuvieron por objeto abordar el núcleo temático Ius et virtus con el propósito de examinar, a la... more
ANUARIO FILOSÓFICO 53/1 (2020) dible para conseguir una articulación compartida de este tipo de reacciones emotivas, sin caer en una monarquía del miedo, ni tampoco en un escepticismo inoperante. Carlos Ortiz de Landázuri Universidad de... more
Where to start when talking about _Don Quijote_? It's only the greatest book of all time!
I start our look at chapter four of _Don Quijote_, part one with an image that helps us reflect on the meaning of the previous chapter and many to come. _The Burghers of Calais_ is a bronze statue by Auguste Rodin sculpted in 1888. Like... more
Domingo de Soto: De iustitia et iure (1553-1554). In: S. Dauchy et al. (eds.), The Formation and Transmission of Western Legal Culture. 150 Books that Made the Law in the Age of Printing, 2016, 84-86
Luis de Molina: De iustitia et iure (1593-1609). In S. Dauchy et al. (eds.), The Formation and Transmission of Western Legal Culture. 150 Books that Made the Law in the Age of Printing, 2016, 129-131
The conquista of the Americas confronted Spanish jurists educated in the legal concepts of the European medieval tradition with a different reality, pushing them to develop modern legal concepts on the basis of the European ius commune... more
Martin de Azpilcueta (Dr Navarrus), In R. Osle, JM. Torron, Great Christian Jurists in Spanish History, Cambridge, CUP, 2018, 115-132
El redescubrimiento de los escritos económicos de los escolásticos de la monarquía hispánica de los siglos XVI y XVII-comúnmente denominados Escuela de Salamanca-constituyó una sorpresa histórica que abrió la posibilidad de reescribir los... more
Spanish Scholastics on Money and Credit: Economic, Legal and Political Aspects. In: W. Ernst - D. Fox (Eds.), Money in the Western Legal Tradition, Oxford, OUP, 2016, p. 267-283
This essay details the role played by Bartolomé de Las Casas and the Spanish Dominicans in their defence of the rights of the Amerindians and in their struggle to overturn the Encomienda system that threatened the existence of the natives... more
At the beginning of chapter two of part one of _Don Quijote_, we witness the protagonist escaping from his own house.
The School of Salamanca is attracting the attention of researchers from very different branches of knowledge and from a very wide variety of countries around the world. Broaching this subject invites one to reflect on the unity of... more
Guerra giusta e schiavitù naturale. Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda ed il dibattito sulla Conquista / a cura di Marco Geuna. -Milano : Edizioni Biblioteca Francescana, 2014. -xx, 303, [13] p. ; 23 cm. (Studi di storia del Cristianesimo e delle... more
Law of Property and Obligations: Neoscholastic Thinking and Beyond. In: H. Pihljamäki et al. (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of European Legal History, Oxford, OUP, 2018 This chapter gives an overview of the state of the art in legal... more
Esta recensión colectiva analiza cuatro importantes obras recientes publicadas en torno a la segunda escolástica española, y más específicamente sobre la Escuela de Salamanca. El autor defiende que la Escuela de Salamanca irradia todavía... more
This essay is a revised conference paper about Domingo de Soto's commentary on Romans. It focuses on Soto's attempt to distinguish his view of justifying faith from the view of the Reformers.
The article introduces a research project financed by the Academy of Sciences and Literature Mainz began in 2013 and will extend over an 18-year period. It aims at producing a historicalsemantic dictionary elucidating central terms of the... more
Trust Beyond Faith. Re-Thinking Contracts With Heretics and Excommunicates in Times of Religious War, Rivista Internazionale di Diritto Comune, 27 (2016), 301-328 The starting point for reflection in this contribution is the plurality of... more
Abstract: Thanks to recent studies, the School of Salamanca is no longer “the great unknown” in the history of Spanish thought. What is meant by the “School of Salamanca” has been specified, and we now have a deeper understanding of the... more
Law, Religion, and Debt Relief: Balancing above the ‘Abyss of Despair’ in Early Modern Canon Law and Theology, American Journal of Legal History, 57 (2017), 125 Debt forgiveness is at the heart of the gospel message. The Lord sent His... more
From a broad perspective, the new financial and commercial reality meant that business activity now attracted the attention of religious authorities worried about the souls of their congregants. Medieval trade in wool and wheat at... more
Collaborative Legal Pluralism. Confessors as Law Enforcers in Mercado's Advice on Economic Governance (1571), Rechtsgeschichte, 25 (2017), 103-114 Legal pluralism calls into question the monopoly of the modern state on the production and... more
Resumen: El descubrimiento de las leyes del mercado fue uno de los factores en los que se apoyó la moderna tesis de la economía fundada en el para-digma del homo oeconomicus. En nuestro tiempo, ese paradigma está siendo revisado y... more
Given that a statue of Miguel de Cervantes was vandalized in the Golden Gate Park of San Francisco during the recent wave of protests against racism, colonialism, and capitalism in the United States, a brief reflection on the significance... more
This paper explores the links between international law, race and colonial capitalism through the Spanish and Portuguese Conquests of the Americas. Turning to the early modern philosophers of the School of Salamanca, Bohrer argues that... more
La théorie de la normativité juridique dans la définition de l’« acte volontaire » dans le De actibus humanis de Francisco de Vitoria, p. 44
Abstract The following article analyze the whole interactions present within the extensive network of scholastic theologians that develop problems related to morality economic and forming the so-called School of Salamanca between the... more
En la línea seguida en los últimos años, la recuperación del pensamiento de la escolástica española de los s. XVI y XVII realizada por distintas disciplinas jurídicas, de historia de la economía o de filosofía política, ha considerado... more
The salience of rights talk in Western cultures has generated constructive responses from various religious traditions. This article contributes to this religious hermeneutic by turning to the first-generation Spanish theologians of the... more
El curso es impartido por Eric Clifford Graf (PhD, Universidad de Virginia) y consiste en una serie de glosas detalladas de las dos partes de la obra monumental de Miguel de Cervantes. Cuenta con una serie de vídeos, transcripciones y... more
Resumen: Il mio contributo intende mostrare come Francisco Suárez usa, elabora e presenta in modo originale il concetto di 'guerra giusta' nelle sue opere. Il testo chiave che realizza tale progetto è il De triplici virtute theologica,... more
Abstract: It is internationally recognized the value that the Spanish thought in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, not only for the history of philosophy and theology, but also for the history of ideas, legal, political, economic... more
Martinus Becanus, On the Duty to Keep Faith With Heretics (ed., transl. I. Buhre, introd. T. Dienst, Chr. Strohm) (Sources in Early Modern Economics, Ethics, and Law. Second Series), Grand Rapids, MI: CLP Academic, 2019, 180p. This work... more
RESUMO Os problemas atuais que o Direito Internacional enfrenta possuem relação direta com os pontos que pertencem a uma compreensão primordial sobre a formação do conceito de comunidade universal. Dessa forma, cabe salientar que tais... more
This article aims to analyse some aspects of Francisco de Vitoria’s moral arguments with regard to the principle of self-defence. It will first trace the reasons for saying that the intended aim of self-defence, being an evident moral... more
Resumen Tomás de Aquino, y con él sus comentadores, aborda una teoría de la afectividad en el ámbito espiritual, en la medida en que incorpora el sentimiento en la dinámica vital del ser humano tensado al cumplimiento de su fin. De modo... more
Juan de Mariana may have had more direct lines of influence on the contemporary political denunciation of central banking in the United States than previously thought. As the culmination of a series of monetary theorists of the School of... more