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2008, Comitatus: A Journal of Medieval and Renaissance Studies
Juan Luis Vives's "Sullan Declamations" recreate the episode of the Roman dictator Sulla's abdication, based on a combination of authentic historical sources and fictitious scenarios. The technique is comparable to that of Colleen McCollough's Roman historical fiction.
In: Jerzy Axer (ed.), Rhetoric of Transformation, Warsaw, Centre for Studies on the Classical Tradition in Poland and in East-Central Europe of Warsaw University, 2003, pages 29-39
Vives' rhetorical ideas and the oratory of the Spanish political Transición: two proposals for political life2003 •
Sources of Identity: Makers, Owners, and Users of Music Sources Before 1600
Authors, Books, and Readers: Tomas Luis de Victoria's Missae, magnificat, motecta, psalmi et alia (1600)2016 •
Nicholas Hardy and Dmitri Levitin (eds), Confessionalisation and Erudition in Early Modern Europe: An Episode in the History of the Humanities , Proceedings of the British Academy
Juan Luis Vives and the Organisation of Patristic Knowledge2019 •
The edition of Augustine’s City of God by the Spanish-born humanist Juan Luis Vives (first published in 1522) is one of most successful pieces of patristic scholarship of the sixteenth century. Produced just before the explosive escalation of the Reformation, it remained the key version of the text for over a hundred years. This article analyses the presentation of patristic knowledge in Vives’ commentary to explore how the confessional conflicts affected patristic scholarship. It argues that Vives’ work survived the confessional pressures relatively unscathed because it made Augustine’s work manageable and accessible across confessional parties. In doing so it seeks to highlight the importance of confessional silence in the Republic of Letters as a strategy to confront the pressures of confessionalisation.
The objective of this communication will be to highlight the relevance that the arrival to the Castilian throne of a woman, Queen Elizabeth I, had in the education of the ladies of her court. Likewise, this idea will link with the importance of the educational level of Queen Catherine of Aragon in her influence on the Tudor court. On the other hand, his great interest in studying works related to humanism will directly influence the education of his daughter and that of Ana Bolena's daughter, Isabel. This is not a trivial question since these two women would become the first two queens of England in their own right. The praise for his magnificent education received by his contemporaries is due, in large part, to the interest of Queen Catherine to continue the work of her mother. Keywords Catherine of Aragon Erasmus of Rotterdam Juan Luis Vives Humanism patronage AbstractThe goal of this paper is to highlight the relevance of the access of a woman, in his daughters his own educational deficiencies 4 establishing a new educational trend among noble Castilian women exemplified in infantas. Juan Luis Vives highlighted in his Instruction of the Christian woman, the educational work for women 2 For these questions consult Joaquín YARZA LUACES, Los Reyes Católicos: artistic landscape of a monarchy, Madrid, Nerea, 1993. most successful of the sixteenth century written by request of Queen Catherine of Aragon, that the four daughters of Isabel la Católica were recognized for their mastery of Latin, since they were capable of preparing public responses in that language to large audiences 5. This is an important question because the vehicle for transmitting the new humanistic sensibility was the Latin language, which allowed the four infantas to have an TRANSLATION
Ancient Mesoamerica
Kings of the East: Altun Ha and the Water Scroll Emblem Glyph2018 •
Journal Of the Oriental Institute
IMPACT OF GREEN HRM PRACTICES ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW2023 •
SSRN Electronic Journal
Long-Range Planning Attitude in a Declining Welfare: When Individual Behaviours Inhibit Retirement Voluntary Plans2013 •
Phenomenology and The Cognitive Sciences
Some strangeness in the proportion, or how to stop worrying and learn to love the mechanistic forces of darkness2008 •
Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise
Heat Tolerance Test or Race Simulation Test for Return to Activity after Heat Stroke2016 •
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