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Patristica et Mediaevalia
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El antiimperialismo en el Tractatus De Regia potestate et papali de Juan Quidort de Paris

Authors: Antonio Tursi;

El antiimperialismo en el Tractatus De Regia potestate et papali de Juan Quidort de Paris

Abstract

En este trabajo analizamos dos tipos de argumentos contra el Imperio en el Tractatus de Juan de París: los primeros, “de iure” o argumentos teóricos, basados en el ‘ius divinum’ y en el ‘ius naturale’; los segundos, “de facto” o argumentos históricos basados en las crónicas y tradiciones históricas. En el primer tipo de argumentos, los Estados individuales se oponen a la Iglesia universal para excluir toda posibilidad de un Imperio como el romano. En el último tipo de argumentos, el reino se utiliza específicamente para Francia y se opone a la Iglesia universal, y por lo tanto al Papa, equiparado al emperador.

Keywords

AZ20-999, B1-5802, filosofía política, History of scholarship and learning. The humanities, reino, Philosophy (General), imperio, derecho, iglesia

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