La Escuela Universalista Española y la comparatística moderna
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https://doi.org/10.24310/analecta.v42i1-2.14460Keywords:
Spanish Universalist School, Modern Comparatism, Universalism, Globalization, Universal History of Science and European letters, Hispanic Culture, Juan Andrés, Lorenzo Hervás, Antonio EximenoAbstract
Commentary on the books by Pedro Aullón de Haro, La Escuela Universalista Española del siglo XVIII (2016), by Pedro Aullón de Haro and Jesús García Gabaldón, Juan Andrés y la Escuela Universalista Española (2017), and by Pedro Aullón de Haro and Davide Mombelli, Introduction to the Spanish Universalist School (Enlightened Culture and Education versus Politics) (2020), that offer the foundation and reconstruction of the Spanish Universalist School of the eighteenth century, one of the decisive moments of Hispanic Culture, and of the History of Ideas and Thought, whose comparatist methodology becomes universalist, resulting in a solid establishment of modern Comparatism as well as a possible orientation or possible
content for our current era of Globalization.
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