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