Juan Luis Vives - Major Works

Major Works

Opuscula varia (1519), collection of small works include Vives' first philosophical works, De initiis, sectis et laudibus philosophiae.
Adversus pseudodialecticos (1520)
De subventione pauperum. Sive de humanis necessitatibus libri II (1525), dealing with the problem of poverty.
De Europae dissidis et Republica (1526).
De concordia et discordia in humano genere (1529).
De pacificatione (1529).
Quam misera esset vita chistianorum sub Turca (1529).
De disciplinis libri XX (1531). An encyclopedical work, divided into three parts: De causis corruptarum artium, De tradendis disciplinis and De artibus
De conscribendis epistolis (1534), a treatise on letter writing.
De anima et vita (1538)
De Europeae statu ac tumultibus, a mediation addressing to the Pope to ask peace between the Christian princes.
Introductio ad sapientiam (1524), the most important of his pedagogical works.
De institutione feminae christianae, was dedicated to Catherine of Aragon.

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