Rey y «Totalidad Nacional» en la obra de Don Duarte: en torno a los conceptos de prudencia y consejo
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https://doi.org/10.3989/hispania.2007.v67.i227.67Keywords:
Regal Power, Political community, Kingdom, Political ideas, Portugal, 15th centuryAbstract
When surveying the intellectual origins of the Modern State, there has been continued interest with regards to the position of the «individual» in relation to «teocracy», «feudality, Sage Rights» and late Medieval political ideas. This study will examine the problem of «individual» and «social / national» in the works of King Edward, «the Eloquent» (1391-1438, king since 1433), by analysing the context and frequency with which the words «prudência» (prudence) and «conselho» (counsel) occur in «Leal Conselheiro» and «Livro da Cartuxa».
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