Los escritos electorales de Ramon Llull: Una nueva teoría de la votación en la segunda mitad del s. xiii / Ramon Llull’s Electoral Writings: A New Theory of Voting in the Second Half of 13th Century
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In this paper, we offer the spanish translation with notes of three treatises of Ramon Llull (1232-1316): Artificium electionis personarum, the chapter XXIV of book II from Llibre d’Evast, d’Aloma e de Blaquerna named «En qual manera Natana fo eleta a abadessa» and De arte electionis. These three texts show a new election technique supported on the Ars magna methods. The translations are preceded by a short introduction explaining the place that such texts occupy in the whole lullian opus and the advances of recents investigations.
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BARENSTEIN, J. (2013). Los escritos electorales de Ramon Llull: Una nueva teoría de la votación en la segunda mitad del s. xiii / Ramon Llull’s Electoral Writings: A New Theory of Voting in the Second Half of 13th Century. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 20, 85–99. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v20i.6007
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