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Informe sobre reformas universitarias

Authors: Menéndez y Pelayo, Marcelino;

Informe sobre reformas universitarias

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La Facultad de Filosofía y Letras de Madrid comisionó a Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo y a Nicolás Salmerón para redactar un informe sobre los reales decretos que reducían las plantillas de las universidades, dados en virtud de las autorizaciones concedidas por la Ley de Presupuestos de 30 de junio de 1892. Se reproduce el texto del dictamen junto a unos fragmentos de un conocido libro del profesor de la Central (Historia de los heterodoxos españoles) que ayudan a comprender el contexto del mensaje. Sirve así para documentar la extensión de una opinión, que no se circunscribe a un solo grupo –el krausista– sino que es compartida por otros sectores que conciben la universidad como algo más que una oficina administrativa. Las ideas clave son: la inamovilidad profesoral; un ideal de vida familiar encaminada a la indagación científica; la exigencia de autonomía –libertad de acción– para el cuerpo universitario; la concepción de la universidad como representante de la cultura nacional; el fomento de las facultades científicas y no solo profesionales; la intervención de la universidad en la elección de su personal; la eliminación de los exámenes de curso... En definitiva, se rechaza “la atropellada importación del régimen centralista francés” y se reclama la emancipación de la excesiva tutela oficial.

The Faculty of Philosophy and Letters in Madrid commissioned Marcelino Menéndez Pelayo and Nicolás Salmerón to write a report on the royal decrees that reduced university staffing levels, given by virtue of the authorisations granted by the Budget Law of 30 June 1892. The text of the opinion is reproduced together with some extracts from a well-known book by the professor from the Central University (Historia de los heterodoxos españoles) which help to understand the context of the message. It thus serves to document the extent of an opinion, which is not confined to a single group - the Krausist group - but is shared by other sectors that conceive of the university as something more than an administrative office. The key ideas are: the immobility of the teaching staff; an ideal of family life geared towards scientific research; the demand for autonomy - freedom of action - for the university body; the conception of the university as the representative of national culture; the promotion of scientific and not only professional faculties; the intervention of the university in the choice of its staff; the elimination of course exams... In short, it rejected "the trampling importation of the French centralist regime" and called for emancipation from excessive official tutelage.

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Exámenes de curso, Professor immobility, Elección profesorado, Derecho, Inmovilidad profesoral, Autonomía universitaria, Faculty election, University autonomy, bic Book Industry Communication::H Humanities::HB History, National culture, Historia, Cultura nacional, bic Book Industry Communication::L Law, bic Book Industry Communication::J Society & social sciences::JN Education::JNM Higher & further education, tertiary education, Course exams

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