by Joseph Pérez · Gadir Editorial, S.L. · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788494066733
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In 'Humanism in the Spanish Renaissance', Joseph Pérez explores with rigor and entertainment the aspects that shaped Spanish humanism during the Renaissance. This book examines the concept of humanism, highlighting its critical and scientific spirit, and analyzes the relationship between Spain and Italy, the role of Spanish universities, the social changes of the time, and the coexistence between Christians, Moors, and Jews. Pérez also addresses religious tolerance and the contributions of key figures such as Nebrija, Cisneros, Luis Vives, and Fray Luis de León, offering a complete and brilliant vision of Renaissance society and its human and intellectual panorama.
Joseph Perez is an American writer in the fields of spirituality and Integral theory.
