Lucas de Barceló

Lucas de Barceló
Who's Who of Nouvelle Alexandrie
Full Name	Lucas Matias de Barceló
Birth Date	24.V.1702 AN
Residence	Parap, Wechua Nation

Lucas Matias de Barceló, is a Nouvelle Alexandrie philosopher, politician, and author. He is best remembered for his fierce defence of democracy in the aftermath of the Spring Crisis of 1739, and has been called, by members of the so-called Crisis Generation, 'Nuestra Voz' (Martino: Our Voice). He wrote the famous In Defence of Democracy and Liberty alongside Ignacio Vaquero, a series of essays that has since been compared in scope and impact to the Essays on Liberty by Gustierrez, Acaran, and Patrallez. He is also known for writing a column in The Aldurian.

While a member of the Federal Consensus Party for most of his adult life, he broke with the party in the aftermath of the Spring Crisis of 1739, which also had a profound impact on his philosophical ideals.

Bibliography

• On Civil Concord (1732 AN)
• Sovereignty and Consent (1735 AN)
• The Voice from the Center (1738 AN)
• Reflections from the Barricades (1739 AN)
• Democracy in a Modern World (1740 AN)
• Civic Virtue after Sedition (1741 AN)
• In Defence of Democracy and Liberty (1744 AN)
• The Crisis of the Center (1745 AN)
• The Wisdom of Institutions (1746 AN)
• Public Conscience and Political Responsibility (1748 AN)
• The Need for Gradual Reform (1750 AN)