On slavery and the slave trade: De Iustitia et iure book 1, treatise 2, disputations 32-40
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| Zusammenfassung: | "In his monumental On Justice and Rights, the Jesuit Luis de Molina (1535-1600) discussed the legal and ethical aspects of the Portuguese trade in African and Asian enslaved persons. Molina surveys, develops, and problematizes the criteria necessary for the legitimate possession, sale, and purchase of human freedom. He insists that, even under legally valid slavery, persons who have sold or lost their freedom have inalienable rights as human beings, such as the freedom to make contracts, to marry, and even, under certain circumstances, to sue their owners in court. Molina also devotes attention to the ways in which slavery could be ended and whether and under what circumstances slaves had the right to escape from their owners. Well informed about the political structures and customs of many peoples in Africa, as well as Japan, China, and India, Molina paints a vivid and detailed picture of Portuguese trade. He gives specific accounts of the origins and development of the slave trade, region by region, and of the nature of the relationship between local rulers and the Portuguese kingdom. In doing so, he carefully describes the deception, coercion, and general indifference that pervades this trade regarding the rights to freedom of these people. It also attempts to identify the political, ecclesiastical, and market agents involved in this great injustice and their varying degrees of culpability. While Molina does not condemn slavery as a legal institution, the deeply flawed and even immoral behavior of sellers, buyers, regulators, and political rulers both in Portugal and in the slave-supplying regions that Molina denounces casts a heavy shadow on the morality of the trade."-- |
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CONTENTS Acknowledgments ix Abbreviations and Common Foreign Terms xi i Introduction Disputation 32: Can one human being own another human being? 28 Disputation 33: The reasons for enslavement and the question of enslaved children in Granada 32 Disputation 34: The places from which slaves may justly be imported 49 Disputation 35: The Portuguese slave trade 72 Disputation 36: The rights and obligations of the slave merchants 102 Disputation 37: When is it justified to flee from slavery? 108 Disputation 38: The rights of slaves 117 Disputation 39: Nine ways slaves can gain freedom 124 Disputation 40: The slaves of heretics and apostates 130 Bibliography 145 Index 151 vii |
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