This work aims to show that Vitoria, on the basis of his concept of the law, resolved a series of issues: not only those addressed by the relectio De Indis, to which he owes his fame, but also other serious matters, such as the limits of civil power - specifically of sovereignty, at a very delicate moment for nascent nation states - or of ecclesiastical power, with special regard to a spiritual reformation of the Church that the whole of Christianity perceived as necessary and indispensable.
The Sovereignty of Law in the Works of Francisco de Vitoria
Langella Simona
2017-01-01
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This work aims to show that Vitoria, on the basis of his concept of the law, resolved a series of issues: not only those addressed by the relectio De Indis, to which he owes his fame, but also other serious matters, such as the limits of civil power - specifically of sovereignty, at a very delicate moment for nascent nation states - or of ecclesiastical power, with special regard to a spiritual reformation of the Church that the whole of Christianity perceived as necessary and indispensable.File in questo prodotto:
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