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A Companion to the Spanish Scholastics
Series: - Brill's Companions to the Christian Tradition, Volume: 102
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Companion to the Spanish Scholastics offers a much-needed survey of the entire field of early modern Spanish scholastic thought. The volume introduces main themes and contexts of scholastics inquiry (theology, philosophy, ethics, politics, economics, law, science and the senses) through close examination of a wide range of texts, debates, methods, and authors, as well as in-depth discussion of the relevant literature. Each chapter includes a useful bibliography and serves as point of departure for future research. The volume not only draws the sum of existing research, but also challenges established notions and breaks new ground.
Contributors: Fernanda Alfieri, Harald Braun, Paolo Broggio, Alejandro Chafuen, Wim Decock, Fernando Domínguez Reboiras, Thomas Duve, Petr Dvořák, Giovanni Gellera, Juan Manuel Gómez Paris, Christophe Grellard, Miroslav Hanke, Ruth Hill, Harro Höpfl, Nils Jansen, Vincenzo Lavenia, Thomas Marschler, Fabio Monsalve, Thomas Pink, Rudolf Schüssler, Daniel Schwartz, Leen Spruit, Toon Van Houdt, María José Vega, and Andreas Wagner.
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Contributors: Fernanda Alfieri, Harald Braun, Paolo Broggio, Alejandro Chafuen, Wim Decock, Fernando Domínguez Reboiras, Thomas Duve, Petr Dvořák, Giovanni Gellera, Juan Manuel Gómez Paris, Christophe Grellard, Miroslav Hanke, Ruth Hill, Harro Höpfl, Nils Jansen, Vincenzo Lavenia, Thomas Marschler, Fabio Monsalve, Thomas Pink, Rudolf Schüssler, Daniel Schwartz, Leen Spruit, Toon Van Houdt, María José Vega, and Andreas Wagner.
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Harald Ernst Braun, D.Phil. Oxon. (2001), is Reader in European History (1300–1700) at the University of Liverpool. He has published widely on early modern Catholic, especially Spanish political thought and culture.
Erik De Bom, Ph.D. (2009, KU Leuven) is Research Fellow at that university. He has published on the history of political thought in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, early modern intellectual history and Renaissance humanism.
Paolo Astorri, Ph.D. (2018, KU Leuven) is Postdoctoral Researcher in Legal History at the University of Copenhagen, Centre for Privacy Studies. His book Lutheran Theology and Contract Law in Early Modern Germany (ca. 1520–1720), published in Brill’s new series Law and Religion in Early Modern Period, won the REFORC book award in 2020.
Erik De Bom, Ph.D. (2009, KU Leuven) is Research Fellow at that university. He has published on the history of political thought in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, early modern intellectual history and Renaissance humanism.
Paolo Astorri, Ph.D. (2018, KU Leuven) is Postdoctoral Researcher in Legal History at the University of Copenhagen, Centre for Privacy Studies. His book Lutheran Theology and Contract Law in Early Modern Germany (ca. 1520–1720), published in Brill’s new series Law and Religion in Early Modern Period, won the REFORC book award in 2020.
List of Figures and Tables
Notes on Contributors
Part 1
Introduction
Harald E. Braun
Part 2
Contexts
1 Theology
Christophe Grellard
2 Managing Dissent
María José Vega
3 Law
Thomas Duve
Part 3
Theology
4 Grace
Paolo Broggio
5 Divine Attributes
Thomas Marschler
6 Biblical Criticism
Fernando Domínguez Reboiras
Part 4
Philosophy
7 Logic
Petr Dvořák and Miroslav Hanke
8 Natural Philosophy
Giovanni Gellera
9 Psychology
Leen Spruit
Part 5
Ethics
10 Final Causation in Jesuit Thought Finality and Nature and Normative Power
Thomas Pink
11 Love, Marriage, and Sexuality in Spanish Scholastic Thought
Fernanda Alfieri
12 Probabilism and Casuistry
Rudolf Schüssler
Part 6
Politics
13 Church and State
Harro Höpfl
14 Jus Post Bellum in the Spanish Scholastics Statism and Individualism
Daniel Schwartz
Part 7
Economics
15 Usury and Interest
Toon van Houdt and Fabio Monsalve
16 Just Pricing
Alejandro Chafuen
17 Taxation
Vincenzo Lavenia
Part 8
Law
18 Between Cosmopolitan Citizens and Sovereign Nations International Law According to the Spanish Scholastics
Andreas Wagner
19 Contract Law in Early Modern Scholasticism
Wim Decock
20 The Doctrine of Restitution ( Restitutio)
Nils Jansen
Part 9
Science and the Senses
21 Scholastics and Novatores
Juan Manuel Gómez Paris
22 The New World and the Problem of Race
Ruth Hill
Index
Notes on Contributors
Part 1
Introduction
Harald E. Braun
Part 2
Contexts
1 Theology
Christophe Grellard
2 Managing Dissent
María José Vega
3 Law
Thomas Duve
Part 3
Theology
4 Grace
Paolo Broggio
5 Divine Attributes
Thomas Marschler
6 Biblical Criticism
Fernando Domínguez Reboiras
Part 4
Philosophy
7 Logic
Petr Dvořák and Miroslav Hanke
8 Natural Philosophy
Giovanni Gellera
9 Psychology
Leen Spruit
Part 5
Ethics
10 Final Causation in Jesuit Thought Finality and Nature and Normative Power
Thomas Pink
11 Love, Marriage, and Sexuality in Spanish Scholastic Thought
Fernanda Alfieri
12 Probabilism and Casuistry
Rudolf Schüssler
Part 6
Politics
13 Church and State
Harro Höpfl
14 Jus Post Bellum in the Spanish Scholastics Statism and Individualism
Daniel Schwartz
Part 7
Economics
15 Usury and Interest
Toon van Houdt and Fabio Monsalve
16 Just Pricing
Alejandro Chafuen
17 Taxation
Vincenzo Lavenia
Part 8
Law
18 Between Cosmopolitan Citizens and Sovereign Nations International Law According to the Spanish Scholastics
Andreas Wagner
19 Contract Law in Early Modern Scholasticism
Wim Decock
20 The Doctrine of Restitution ( Restitutio)
Nils Jansen
Part 9
Science and the Senses
21 Scholastics and Novatores
Juan Manuel Gómez Paris
22 The New World and the Problem of Race
Ruth Hill
Index
All interested in early modern intellectual history, especially the history of political and social thought, law, theology, ethics, philosophy, economics, and science as well as the history of early modern Catholicism and the Catholic church. Keywords: scholasticism, humanism, second scholastic, Catholicism, empire, theology, politics, law, ethics, economics, philosophy, early modern science, Counter-Reformation, Reformation, early modern Spain, early modern Iberia, School of Salamanca.