Publication: La facultad de leyes y cánones de la Universidad Luliana y Literaria de Mallorca
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2011
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Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
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El libro, escrito por Antonio Planas Rosselló y Rafael Ramis Barceló, estudia la historia de la Facultad de Leyes y Cánones de la Universidad Luliana y Literaria de Mallorca. Empieza con un análisis de la enseñanza del derecho y la formación de los juristas durante los siglos XV y XVI, cuando el Estudio General no podía conceder grados. Sucesivamente se estudian los planes de estudios, el claustro y la práctica en la colación de los grados. Se muestran algunas particularidades de esta Facultad, sobre todo, la presencia casi exclusiva del derecho romano y la muy escasa y tardía penetración del derecho patrio. La obra concluye con una detallada prosopografía de los catedráticos de la Universidad. El libro resulta, en su conjunto, una aportación sugerente a la historiografía de las universidades en España y da a conocer la formación de los juristas mallorquines en la cultura del mos italicus hasta 1830.
The book, written by Antonio Planas Rosselló and Rafael Ramis Barceló, studies the history of the Faculty of Civil and Canon Law of the Lullian and Literary University of Mallorca. It begins with a discussion of legal education and training of lawyers during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, when the General Study could not grant degrees. Subsequently the curriculum, the staff of the faculty and practice in the collation of grades are studied. Some peculiarities of this faculty are shown, especially, the almost exclusive presence of Roman law and the insignificant and delayed penetration of “Derecho Patrio”. The book concludes with a detailed prosopography of the Professors. The book is, overall, a suggestive contribution to the historiography of universities in Spain and teaches the training of lawyers of Majorca in the culture of mos italicus until 1830.
The book, written by Antonio Planas Rosselló and Rafael Ramis Barceló, studies the history of the Faculty of Civil and Canon Law of the Lullian and Literary University of Mallorca. It begins with a discussion of legal education and training of lawyers during the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, when the General Study could not grant degrees. Subsequently the curriculum, the staff of the faculty and practice in the collation of grades are studied. Some peculiarities of this faculty are shown, especially, the almost exclusive presence of Roman law and the insignificant and delayed penetration of “Derecho Patrio”. The book concludes with a detailed prosopography of the Professors. The book is, overall, a suggestive contribution to the historiography of universities in Spain and teaches the training of lawyers of Majorca in the culture of mos italicus until 1830.
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Enseñanza universitaria, Universidades, Historia del derecho, University education, Universities, History of law