O Novo Mundo, a lei e o costume

Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 75 (2):1001-1022 (2019)
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The discovery of the New World had a strong impact in European thought in many different areas from Theology to Geography. This led to the need of a deep reassessment of the prevailing image of reality and of traditional knowledge. Human nature in particular acquired a new meaning after contact with the natives of the New World, raising the question of the importance of habits and customs as well as of the rights of Man.

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10.17990/rpf/2019_75_2_1001

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