Models of Freedom of Thought in the Peninsular Pastoral Theology of the 15th Century: the Sacramental (Prol.) of Clemente Sánchez

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This paper seeks to show the doctrinal context of the early XV century, by analyzing the Sacramental (1421-1425) of Clemente Sánchez de Vercial (ca. 1370- 1426), a paradigmatic pastoral treatise that deals with liturgy, familiar and social relationships, work, leisure, diet, customs, sexuality, etc....

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Autor principal: Pulido, Manuel Lázaro
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Publicado: Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires 2012
Materias:
Sociedad medieval
prácticas sociales
Escuela de Salamanca
renovación moral
Clemente Sánchez
Medieval society
Social aspects
School of Salamanca
Moral renovation
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spelling I28-R145-7778_oai2025-11-17 Pulido, Manuel Lázaro 2012-12-07 This paper seeks to show the doctrinal context of the early XV century, by analyzing the Sacramental (1421-1425) of Clemente Sánchez de Vercial (ca. 1370- 1426), a paradigmatic pastoral treatise that deals with liturgy, familiar and social relationships, work, leisure, diet, customs, sexuality, etc. Due to its wide popularity, it is often used as a magnifying glass to understand important aspects of late medieval society (some of its open-minded doctrines led it eventually to the Index librorum prohibitorum during the XVIth century). From its very prologue, clear signs of moral and social renovation within Christian orthodoxy are put forward. The freedom of its theological spirit, in tune with the open environment previous to the Council of Basel (1431-1437), is also manifest from the biblical, theological and canonical sources quoted by the Sacramental. This influential treatise also helps understanding some methodological changes that took place at the School of Salamanca, and that pervaded afterwards the Spanish and Portuguese universities. Este artículo busca presentar el contexto doctrinal de principios del siglo XV al analizar el Sacramental (1421-1425) de Clemente Sánchez de Vercial (aprox 1370-1426), un paradigmático tratado pastoral que trata sobre la liturgia, las relaciones familiares y sociales, dietas, vestimenta, sexualidad, etc. Debido a su amplia popularidad, se lo suele utilizar como un punto de referencia para comprender aspectos centrales de la sociedad tardo-medieval (algunas de sus doctrinas progresivas lo llevaron, eventualmente, a aprecer en el Index librorum prohibitorum durante el siglo XVI). En efecto, ya en el prólogo se observan claras señales de renovación moral y social dentro de la ortodoxia cristiana. La libertad de su espíritu teológico, a tono con el ambiente de apertura previo al Concilio de Basilea (1431-1437), se manifiesta también en las fuentes bíblicas, teológicas y canónicas citadas en el Sacramental. Este tratado influyente también ayuda a entender algunos cambios metodológicos que comenzaron a suceder en la Escuela de Salamanca, y que se dieron luego también en las universidades españolas y portuguesas. application/pdf https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7778 spa Facultad de Filosofía y Letras, Universidad de Buenos Aires https://revistascientificas.filo.uba.ar/index.php/petm/article/view/7778/6844 Patristica et Mediævalia; Vol. 33 (2012); 65-82 2683-9636 Sociedad medieval prácticas sociales Escuela de Salamanca renovación moral Clemente Sánchez Medieval society Social aspects School of Salamanca Moral renovation Clemente Sánchez Models of Freedom of Thought in the Peninsular Pastoral Theology of the 15th Century: the Sacramental (Prol.) of Clemente Sánchez Modelos de la libertad de pensamiento en la teología pastoral peninsular del s. XV: el Sacramental (Prol.) de Clemente Sánchez info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion https://repositoriouba.sisbi.uba.ar/gsdl/cgi-bin/library.cgi?a=d&c=patris&d=7778_oai
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topic Sociedad medieval
prácticas sociales
Escuela de Salamanca
renovación moral
Clemente Sánchez
Medieval society
Social aspects
School of Salamanca
Moral renovation
Clemente Sánchez
spellingShingle Sociedad medieval
prácticas sociales
Escuela de Salamanca
renovación moral
Clemente Sánchez
Medieval society
Social aspects
School of Salamanca
Moral renovation
Clemente Sánchez
Pulido, Manuel Lázaro
Models of Freedom of Thought in the Peninsular Pastoral Theology of the 15th Century: the Sacramental (Prol.) of Clemente Sánchez
topic_facet Sociedad medieval
prácticas sociales
Escuela de Salamanca
renovación moral
Clemente Sánchez
Medieval society
Social aspects
School of Salamanca
Moral renovation
Clemente Sánchez
description This paper seeks to show the doctrinal context of the early XV century, by analyzing the Sacramental (1421-1425) of Clemente Sánchez de Vercial (ca. 1370- 1426), a paradigmatic pastoral treatise that deals with liturgy, familiar and social relationships, work, leisure, diet, customs, sexuality, etc. Due to its wide popularity, it is often used as a magnifying glass to understand important aspects of late medieval society (some of its open-minded doctrines led it eventually to the Index librorum prohibitorum during the XVIth century). From its very prologue, clear signs of moral and social renovation within Christian orthodoxy are put forward. The freedom of its theological spirit, in tune with the open environment previous to the Council of Basel (1431-1437), is also manifest from the biblical, theological and canonical sources quoted by the Sacramental. This influential treatise also helps understanding some methodological changes that took place at the School of Salamanca, and that pervaded afterwards the Spanish and Portuguese universities.
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