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Models of constitutional amendment in Spanish history

Constitutional amendment in Spanish history was seen from three different points of view: an unawareness about constitutional amendment (enlightenment), exclusion with the constituent power (conservative ideology) and complementarity with the constituent power (liberal-progressive ideology). These three approaches were linked to different concepts of constitution: the Aristotelian, the historical and the rational-normative.