La cátedra de Derecho Natural y de Gentes: Continuidad de la enseñanza de elementos del derecho español en la primera década de la Universidad de Buenos Aires

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06/2022
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Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina "Santa María de los Buenos Aires"
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Temas de historia argentina y americana
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2618-1924
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La Universidad de Buenos Aires, surgida en el marco de las reformas rivadavianas, fue la primera universidad del Río de la Plata independiente de España. Sin embargo, existía una marcada continuidad en sus claustros con respecto al período virreinal. Según el área de estudio, esta vinculación podría ser mayor. En el presente trabajo nos proponemos investigar la cátedra de Derecho Natural y de Gentes, por ser un área clave en la formación de los futuros letrados y ser la asignatura que dictaba el primer rector de la Universidad. La investigación permitirá ver la importancia de los contenidos allí impartidos a través del manual redactado por su profesor, lo que facilitará analizar la relación que sus contenidos y didáctica conservaba con respecto a la formación española de la que eran herederos sus primeros docentes.
The University of Buenos Aires, which emerged within the framework of the Rivadavian reforms, was the first university in the Río de la Plata independent of Spain. However, there was a marked continuity in its cloisters with respect to the viceroyalty period. Depending on the study area, this link could be greater. In the present work we intend to investigate the chair of Natural and People's Law, as it is a key area in the training of future lawyers and it is the subject taught by the first rector of the university. The investigation will allow us to see the importance of the contents taught there through the manual written by their teacher, which will facilitate the analysis of the relationship that their contents and didactics preserved with respect to the Spanish training of which their first teachers were inheritors.
The University of Buenos Aires, which emerged within the framework of the Rivadavian reforms, was the first university in the Río de la Plata independent of Spain. However, there was a marked continuity in its cloisters with respect to the viceroyalty period. Depending on the study area, this link could be greater. In the present work we intend to investigate the chair of Natural and People's Law, as it is a key area in the training of future lawyers and it is the subject taught by the first rector of the university. The investigation will allow us to see the importance of the contents taught there through the manual written by their teacher, which will facilitate the analysis of the relationship that their contents and didactics preserved with respect to the Spanish training of which their first teachers were inheritors.
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