De Indis

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De Indis is a foundational 16th-century treatise from the School of Salamanca that examines the legal and moral status of the Spanish conquest and the rights of Indigenous peoples in the Americas.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 16th-century work
scholarly treatise
work of legal philosophy
work of moral theology
academicDiscipline canon law
philosophy
theology
addresses conditions for just war against Indigenous peoples
legal status of the Spanish conquest
legitimacy of Spanish titles to American lands
limits of papal authority over non-Christians
moral legitimacy of Spanish rule over Indigenous peoples
natural rights of Indigenous peoples
associatedWith School of Salamanca NERFINISHED
author Francisco de Vitoria NERFINISHED
authorFrom School of Salamanca NERFINISHED
century 16th century
countryOfOrigin Spain
dateWritten 1530s
fieldOfWork international law
moral theology
political philosophy
genre scholastic disputation
historicalContext Spanish colonization of the Americas
influenced early modern international law
later theories of human rights
influencedBy Scholastic philosophy NERFINISHED
Thomas Aquinas NERFINISHED
keyConcept dominium (ownership and lordship)
ius gentium
just titles to conquest
natural law
language Latin
mainTopic Spanish conquest of the Americas NERFINISHED
colonialism
just war theory
law of nations
rights of Indigenous peoples in the Americas
philosophicalTradition Scholasticism NERFINISHED
positionOnConquest questions automatic legitimacy of conquest
positionOnEvangelization rejects forced conversion
positionOnIndigenousPeoples affirms rationality and natural rights of Indigenous peoples
positionOnSlavery criticizes unjust enslavement of Indigenous peoples
positionOnSovereignty recognizes political communities of Indigenous peoples
regionDiscussed Americas NERFINISHED
Spanish Empire NERFINISHED
relatedWorkByAuthor Relectio de iure belli NERFINISHED
timePeriod Early Modern period

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