Propuestas utópicas e insuficiencias políticas: Erasmo y el cuerpo místico de Cristo / Utopian Proposals and Political Shortcomings: Erasmus and the Mystical Body of Christ
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TThe Pauline metaphor of corpus Christi, used abundantly by Erasmus in his writings, has had an enormous influence on Spanish sixteenth-century thought, giving rise to different interpretations of the corpus mysticum. However, what has has not been studied to this extent is its scope and meaning in the Dutch humanist, who makes a use of it which is more loaded with utopianism than what we see in the thinking of his Hispanic followers. The result is a difficulty in its political implementation, on the one hand increasing the autonomy of Spanish Erasmism from its inspirer, and, on the other, allowing us to explain the eclipse of Erasmism after the death of its founder.
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CASTILLA URBANO, F. (2016). Propuestas utópicas e insuficiencias políticas: Erasmo y el cuerpo místico de Cristo / Utopian Proposals and Political Shortcomings: Erasmus and the Mystical Body of Christ. Revista Española De Filosofía Medieval, 23, 67–86. https://doi.org/10.21071/refime.v23i.8970
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