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The Reception and the Influence of Ramism in Iberia [Recepción e influencia del ramismo en la península ibérica]

Authors: Martín Jiménez, Alfonso;

The Reception and the Influence of Ramism in Iberia [Recepción e influencia del ramismo en la península ibérica]

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ABSTRACT: In this paper, which is part of an international anthology on the work of the French humanist Petrus Ramus (Pierre de la Ramée), the reception of Ramism in Spain is analyzed, assessing the significant influence that Ramus’s works prior to 1568 (the date of an Inquisitorial investigation into Ramism, following which the French author’s works were banned in Spain) had on certain Spanish authors of the time, particularly those associated with the Universities of Salamanca, Alcalá de Henares, and Valencia. Likewise, attention is given to Ramus’s influence on Spanish rhetoric in the early years of the 17th century. RESUMEN: En este trabajo, que forma parte de un libro colectivo de carácter internacional sobre la obra del humanista francés Petrus Ramus (Pierre de la Ramée), se analiza la recepción del ramismo en España, valorando la gran influencia que las obras de Ramus anteriores a 1568 (fecha de la realización de una investigación inquisitorial contra el ramismo, a partir de la cual se prohibieron en España las obras del autor francés) tuvieron en algunos autores españoles del momento, y especialmente en los relacionados con las Universidades de Salamanca, Alcalá de Henares y Valencia. Asimismo, se presta atención a la influencia de Ramus en las retóricas españolas de los primeros años del siglo XVII.

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reception, Ramism, influence, influencia, Ramismo, Iberia, recepción

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