TEI XML files of the project The School of Salamanca. Works, Dictionary Articles and more.
The project The School of Salamanca of the Academy of Sciences and Literature | Mainz, in collaboration with the Institute for Philosophy of the Goethe University Frankfurt and the Max Planck Institute for European Legal History, establishes a digital collection of sources and a dictionary of the juridical-political language of the eponymous school. If you want to learn more about the School of Salamanca and its role in the history of political and juridical thought, you can find more information on the project's website, but of course you may also prefer to start with scholarly reference works, such as the respective entries in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy or the Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy. Of course, Wikipedia has entries in several languages, too.
These files represent historical works of authors of the school or modern dictionary articles about salient topics of the (Western) juridical-political language as it has been shaped by the school. They have passed several stages of editorial work and quality assurance. They have been evolving in a private repository and become available first of all on the website of the project. But once they have arrived here, they are ready to be shared and forwarded to a long-time archival site and research data repository at zenodo.org. This forwarding happens automatically with every TEI file checked in here, and is done with the tei2zenodo service developed at the MPI for European Legal History.
All the files are available under open access terms: They are licensed under
the terms of the
Creative Commons Attribution licence (CC-BY 4.0) except where stated
differently in the files themselves (in the /TEI/teiHeader/fileDesc/publicationStmt/availability/licence element
or thereabouts).