Juan Luis Vives and Spanish Christian Humanism (1520–1540)

1. Vives issues a humanist attack on scholastic logic

   Jan 1, 1520Labels: Juan Luis, Scholastic logic

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2. Commentary on Augustine links humanism to theology

   Jan 1, 1522Labels: Augustine, Commentary

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3. Vives moves to England as royal tutor

   Jan 1, 1523Labels: Juan Luis, Princess Mary

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4. Treatise on educating Christian women is published

   Jan 1, 1524Labels: De institutione, Catherine of

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5. Inquisition arrests Vives’s father in Valencia

   Jan 1, 1524Labels: Spanish Inquisition, Valencia

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6. Vives proposes a civic program for poor relief

   Jan 1, 1526Labels: De subventione, Bruges

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7. Vives loses Henry VIII’s favor over the divorce

   Jan 1, 1527Labels: Henry VIII, Divorce controversy

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8. Vives resettles in Bruges and writes from exile

   Jan 1, 1528Labels: Bruges, Exile writings

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9. Vives publishes works urging concord and peace

   Jan 1, 1529Labels: De concordia, Peacemaking

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10. Inquisition publicly burns Vives’s mother’s remains

    Jan 1, 1529Labels: Spanish Inquisition, Valencia

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11. De disciplinis sets out a full education reform program

    Jan 1, 1531Labels: De disciplinis, Education reform

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12. Vives dies in Bruges, leaving a lasting reform legacy

    May 6, 1540Labels: Juan Luis, Bruges

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