Peninsular Second Scholastic History in the Lusitanian Universitys Environment: A Reflection About the Doctor Martín de Azpilcueta Navarros Legal and Political Concepts

Abstract

The Peninsular Second Scholastics political ideas were established on spanish and portuguese territories in a large exchange of professors and academic concepts developed in these two kingdoms. In this environment, we highlight the work of the canonist Martin de Azpilcueta Navarro as a connecting element between the theses established by the "School of Salamanca" and the ideas developed in the portuguese atmosphere from the University of Coimbra. This article seeks to point to the elements developed by Doctor Navarro from the works of the great exponents of scholastic renewed in its first phase of development, as in the case of the postulates defended by the undisputed leader of the movement, the dominican Francisco de Vitoria.