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LOS INDIOS COMO \PERSONAS MISERABLES\ EN BARTOLOMÉ DE LAS CASAS: LA JURISDICCIÓN ECLESIÁSTICA COMO UN REMEDIO PARA LAS INDIAS
2020
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ABSTRACT In 1545, Bartolomé de las Casas, Bishop of Chiapa, appealed for the first time to the legal category of personae miserabiles in order to safeguard the jurisdictional protection of the Indians, and to take part in the hearings and defence of their legal cases. The purpose of this research is to expose the aspects of his thinking that underpinned his rationale for associating the Indians with the p e r s o n a s m i s e r a b l e s . I will argue that the essential character of his rationalization was that the Indians were personas miserables because of their state of vulnerability, oppression and abandonment, rather than, as presented in some modern analyses, that the Indians were considered personas miserables based on premises of minority and incapacity. KEYWORDS Indians - Personas Miserables - Indian Miserables - Encomienda - Bartolomé de Las Casas - Abandonment - Justice - Jurisdiction - Indian Canon Law. En marzo de 1544, fray Bartolomé recibía la ordenación episcopal, y al año de haber tomado posesión de su cargo describía el nuevo tratamiento a los indios como p e r s o n a s m i s e r a b l e s . No nos sorprende, aunque si nos llama la atención, que Las Casas haya recurrido a una institución jurídica del derecho canónico para proteger a los indios, cuando por largo tiempo se había apoyado en las intervenciones directas de la Corona para alcanzar el buen gobierno de las Indias.
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Revista de Estudios Históricos Juridicos
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