Ramon Martí d’Eixalà and the nineteenth-century catalan philosophical and legal school

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This text presents some of the central features of the philosophical and juridical thought of Ramon Martí d'Eixalà while also offering keys for interpreting his role in the establishment of the Catalan School of Philosophy and the Catalan Legal School in the nineteenth century. It draws attention to some unjustified interpretive clichés regarding his work, for example the attempt to link his theses with romantic postulates.

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