IMC 2010: Sessions

Session 225: John of Paris: Beyond Royal and Papal Power, II - Ideas, Problems, and Approaches

Organiser:	Chris Jones, Department of History, University of Canterbury, Christchurch
Moderator/Chair:	Bettina Koch, Department of Political Science, Virginia Tech
Paper 225-a	Theology and Sacramental Debates in John of Paris' Political Thought (Language: English) Gianluca Briguglia, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), Paris Index terms: Ecclesiastical History, Political Thought, Theology
Paper 225-b	Editing John of Paris at the Time of the Council of Basle: Ludovico di Strassoldo's 1434 Edition of the Tractatus de potestate regia et papali for the Emperor Sigismund (Language: English) Martin John Cable, Independent Scholar, Guernsey Index terms: Ecclesiastical History, Political Thought
Paper 225-c	Ecclesiastical Authority and Jurisdiction in the Thought of John of Paris (Language: English) Joseph Peter Canning, University of Cambridge Index terms: Ecclesiastical History, Law, Political Thought
Abstract	The Dominican scholar John of Paris is best known today for the tract On Royal and Papal Power, often considered a contribution to the dispute between Pope Boniface VIII and the French king Philippe IV. This session explores John's approach to a number of ideas and problems ranging from sacramental debates to jurisdiction and the origins of capitalism. It forms part of the 'John of Paris: Beyond Royal and Papal Power' strand.