Uso, dominio y propiedad en la Escuela Franciscana / Use, dominion and property in the Franciscan School by Mª Idoya Zorroza Huarte, Manuel Lázaro Pulido

“…The notions of 'use', 'dominion' and 'property' are studied in Franciscan thought for two reasons. …”
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‘Terreiros’ Under Attack? Criminal Governance in the Name of God and Armed Dominion Disputes over Control in Rio de Janeiro by Ana Paula Mendes de Miranda, Jacqueline de Oliveira Muniz, Rosiane Rodrigues de Almeida, Fausto Cafezeiro

Subjects: “…armed dominion, autonomous criminal government, religious violence, evangelical-pentecostal profile, afro-religious people…”
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La consideración ética de la guerra y el uso de la violencia en la España Medieval by María Isabel Pérez de Tudela Velasco

“…The present work seeks to uncover the motives that pushed certain sectors of Hispanic society to rise up against the Islamic dominion recently established on the Iberian Peninsula, the causes within the Islamic community that helped generate a radical clash, and the inevitable search for arguments supporting a resistance that, in the end, ought to be armed.…”
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Estableciendo la autoridad del rey católico en Asia oriental: la erección del obispado de Manila (años 1570-1590) by Guillaume Gaudin

“…In this paper, I present one of my focus of research dealing with remote government as part of the Hispanic Monarchy: analyzing Philippines’ case, I try to identify the mechanisms of connections between different parts of the “empire” and the options followed – or rather the trial-and-error methods – to establish a Castilian dominion in Asia. One aspect of this issue lies in the role of religious institutions within the government, specially the bishop’s and diocese’s role, while in Asia relations with the Portuguese were still at odds. …”
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Estructura político-territorial en el centro del México prehispánico: una síntesis preliminar para el estudio de la sociedad novohispana by Carlos Santamarina Novillo

“…The Hispanic culture did not settle in a desert territory nor implanted its dominion destroying the indigenous societies, rather it allowed a wide continuity of the preexisting structures, which, with no doubt, constitutes the deep reason of the success of the colonial society. …”
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Homero y Sócrates: dos paideiai by Alicia Montemayor

“…That is to say that to become an adult and to be considered truly human, one had to be well educated, which presupposed intelligence, mastery of one’s passions, escaping luck’s dominion. From archaic times, Homer was the basis for this paideia, which we see challenged in the Fifth century, during the so-called Greek Illustration. …”
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Algunas Notas sobre Domingo de Soto y la Prehistoria del Estado de Naturaleza Hobbesiano || Some notes about Domingo de Soto and the prehistory of Hobbe’s state of nature by David Jiménez Castaño

“…In fact, what we want to prove is that Soto’s concept of dominion and his opinions about the state of man after the fall have some presence in the state of nature that Hobbes uses to demonstrate the necessity of the State.…”
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Los mesenios de la diáspora: de la sumisión a la resistencia by Adolfo Jerónimo DOMÍNGUEZ MONEDERO

“…However, also the situation in Messenia is reviewed to argue in favour of the existence in it of elements of identity, in spite of the dominion that exerted Esparta on that territory; the key element in this case is the use of this identity as an element of resistance against the submission. …”
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Studying Augustine of Hippo in the 21st century. A Plea for a Renewed Augustinology by Anthony Dupont

“… Bestselling author Tom Holland described in his 2019 monograph Dominion what he considers to be the paradoxical situation that, despite the pervasive secularization of the West, Christianity comprises the most influential development in the history of the West. …”
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Território do Sisal-Bahia: da difundida precariedade ao fortalecimento dos ativismos sociais/ Sisal Territory-Bahia (Brasil): from the widespread precariousness to the strengthenin... by Jamille da Silva Lima, Agripino Souza Coelho

“…The permanencies are manifested by the set of structural conditions and the historical particularity that was set up in the Território do Sisal (Bahia), recognized by the prevalence of the so-called physical and natural adver - sities related to drought, by a set of unfavorable social economic indicators exemplified by illiteracy, unemployment and among others, as well as the schemes of dominion and political clientelism. Emergencies are manifested in the mobilization and complexity of networks of social organizations, considered as social activism modality. …”
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Poder heterosexual y movimientos socio-sexuales: Tensiones no resueltas by Adriana Granados Barco

“…Key words: feminism, sexualities, policy, heterosexuality, dominion, identities. …”
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From Feeling and Thinking to Understanding and Building by Julio César Arboleda

“…Without these, we remain at the mercy of multidimensional exclusion, that is, of the dominion of the ego, and we make of the affective, attitudinal, and intellectual endowments (therein understanding, innovation, creativity, among others), a further tribute for particular interests that are common or of intertwined life. …”
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Vivir en el Extremo Occidente by Víctor Martínez Hahnmüller

“…This paper draws on classical sources to throw light on the social structure of the Iberian dominions of the Carthaginian Empire and the social policy pursued by Barcid strategists. …”
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