Res publica: revista de filosofía política Nº19 (2008)
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- PublicationOpen AccessPensar la monarquia, pensar las catedrales: Dos fiscales del orbe indiano; Juan de Solorzano y Juan de Palafox(2015-09-23) Mazín, OscarThis article enquires about the procedures used in order to build political spheres in the Spanish-American monarchy, being that they were two thousand leagues away from the Spanish monarch. The author establishes a connection between the regular-secular clergy confrontation in New Spain and some resorts of power within the Consejo de Indias [Council of the Indies].
- PublicationOpen AccessFrancisco Ayala y Enrique Tierno Galvan, kectoras de Saavedra(2015-09-23) Novella Suárez, J. B.The author sets out the readings that Francisco Ayala and Enrique Tierno Galván did of Saavedra Fajardo's work. He discovers a common idea: same diagnosis on the role of Counter-Reformation in Spain. The different issues both of them focused on are also displayed: as Francisco Ayala wonders about Saavedra Fajardo's significance and topicality, Tierno Galván read the baroque author from a 17th-century political implicitness.
- PublicationOpen AccessEstelas de Saavedra Fajardo: su obra, sus lectores(2015-09-23) Rosa de Gea, BelénThis work vastly goes through Spanish historiography aiming at showing the different readings of Saavedra Fajardo's works, from the Baroque to the 20th century. The author tracks both Saavedra's incorporations into bibliographic corpus and some of the most significant readings made of the baroque author.
- PublicationOpen AccessBALTASAR ALAMOS BARRIENTOS EN LA (PRE) MODERNIDAD TACITISTA(2015-09-23) Sauquillo, JuliánThis text intends to provide evidence that the political theory of Baltasar Alamos Barriento's -Antonio Pérez' thinking head- cannot be framed in modernity but that it is obviously pre-modern. Contemporary Spanish masters of political thought -Maravall, Tierno Galván, Murillo Ferrol- have discerned in Alamos Barrientos the existence of the inductive method -instead of an explicit development of casuistry- in his writings supposedly influenced by Francis Bacon. By applying the Weberian comparative method, he makes it obvious that authors preceding Alamos, such as the Italian Donato Giannotti, behold a greater trust in modernity rather than in the governor's baroque virtue, still a manifestation of pre-modern charisma as a personal guaranty of good government.
- PublicationOpen AccessCONCIENCIA LIBRE Y "LEY NATURAL" EN EL CALVINISMO Y MOLINISMO(2015-09-23) Martínez Valle, CarlosThe author states that Molina's and the Jesuits' catholic theory -focused on a particular circumstancialism and legal casuistry- was better prepared to defend the free conscience and autonomy of human beings than the law's rigorism characteristic of Calvinists, who thought free conscience could easily lead to fanaticism, something that the Jesuit flexibility did not allow. However, Jesuit thinking was not therefore less exposed to the final lack of coherence. This detail prevented free conscience in them and in the Spanish catholic thinking from evolving into its modern shape, that of freedom of conscience.