La recepción de la Política de Aristóteles en De potestate regia et papali de Juan de París.

Aristotle's Politics influenced greatly among the authors of the twelfth century and onwards. However, it was differently received in each case which gave birth to a wide a variety of political doctrines. The aim of this paper is to claim that John of Paris interpreted Aristotle's Politics in a monarchical fashion, in spite of some presumably republican ideas of Quidort and in contrast with other accounts of his contemporaries. For that purpose, a) I shall briefly review the Aristotelian polemic regarding the best form of government, b) I will explain the earliest latin interpretations on Book III of the Politics and c) I will finally address John of Paris's account on it. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]