by Manuel Maceiras Fafián, Luis Méndez Francisco · ISBN 9788482602547
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This book explores the origins of human rights, focusing on the Dominican Republic and the figure of Fray Antón Montesinos. Coordinated by Manuel Maceiras Fafián and Luis Méndez Francisco, the work includes analysis on the celebration of national ephemeris, the doctrinal foundations of the defense of natives, the influence of Bartolomé de Las Casas, and the theological-Aristotelian disputes on the human condition of the Indians. In addition, it examines the relevance of human rights in teacher training and the contribution of foundations to solidarity, offering a bibliography on Bartolomé de Las Casas and other authors of the 16th century.
Author of 1954 Thesis (M.A.) at Stanford University titled Marine Fungi
