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Una glosa de Alfonso de Cartagena sobre el hombre civil y pol?tico: Arist?teles, Tom?s de Aquino y Alfonso el Sabio

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2022 Spain Spanish Publisher:University of California, Santa Barbara
Authors: Olivetto, Georgina;

handle: 10366/159273

Una glosa de Alfonso de Cartagena sobre el hombre civil y pol?tico: Arist?teles, Tom?s de Aquino y Alfonso el Sabio

Abstract

El presente estudio analiza la tradici?n exeg?tica que confluye en una glosa al T?tulo de la amistan?a, traducci?n castellana de Alfonso de Cartagena sobre la Tabulatio et expositio Senecae, acerca del concepto aristot?lico del hombre como animal pol?tico. Considerando la condici?n de jurista de Cartagena, se observa la influencia que adquiere en su comentario el corpus legal alfons?, particularmente de la Segunda Partida.

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Traducción, Arist?teles, Glosas, Derecho medieval, 7204.01 Filosof?a Antigua, Siete Partidas, 5506.13 Historia de la Literatura, Aristóteles, Alfonso de Cartagena, 5506.12 Historia del Derecho y de las Instituciones Jurídicas, 5506.12 Historia del Derecho y de las Instituciones Jur?dicas, 5908 Teor?a Pol?tica, Exégesis, 5908 Teoría Política, Teoría política medieval, 5701.07 Lengua y Literatura, Teor?a pol?tica medieval, Ex?gesis, Aristotelismo, 7204.01 Filosofía Antigua, Tom?s de Aquino, Alfonso X, Traducci?n, Tomás de Aquino

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