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Renaissance humanist, "philosopher of education, language, and psychology"
Can it be justly said that he was anti-scholasticism? I think so.
Juan Luis Vives, Against the Pseudodialecticians: A Humanist Attack on Medieval Logic. Texts(in Latin), with translation, introduction and notes. (Synthese Historical Library)
He wrote several treatises on education, including De Tradendis Disciplinis (usually translated as On Education?). Unfortunately this text is not available online. 1971
There is also De Institutione Feminae Christianae.
From University of Chicago Press:
Vives, Juan Luis The Education of a Christian Woman: A Sixteenth-Century Manual. Edited and Translated by Charles Fantazzi. 374 p. 6 x 9 2000 Series: (OVIEME) The Other Voice in Early Modern Europe
University of Illinois Press has another translation (The Life of Juan Luis Vives)
Brill
Excerpt, Juan Luis Vives' The Instruction of a Christian Woman (1529 translation).
CE entry on Vives; SPAIN: Juan Luis Vives;
Misc:
Scholasticon
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