Rebeliones Monstruosas y antinaturales. tiranicidio, brujería y los fundamentos de la soberanía en el pensamiento político de Jacobo VI de Escocia. \ Monstrous and Unnatural Rebelions. Tyrannicide, Witchcraft and the Foundations of Sovereignty in James VI of Scotland´s Political Thought.

Agustín Méndez

doi:10.12795/hid.2019.i46.09

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Agustín Méndez Universidad de Buenos Aires/CONICET

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12795/hid.2019.i46.09

Palabras clave:

Soberanía, tiranicidio, brujería, absolutismo, político

Resumen

El presente artículo busca examinar los fundamentos de la soberanía en el pensamiento político de Jacobo VI de Escocia y su vínculo con el surgimiento del campo de lo político en el occidente europeo. Para ello se tendrán en cuenta su posicionamiento frente al tiranicidio y su postura frente al crimen de brujería. Tomando como referencia tres de sus tratados, se examinarán sus teorizaciones sobre los orígenes del orden político-institucional. Además de demostrar la génesis teológica de su postura, se buscará desentrañar los argumentos a partir de los cuáles buscó construir su legitimidad como monarca absoluto y la vinculación de aquellos con el contexto histórico inmediato de su producción.

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