David Knowles
A famous text with an introduction and commentary by Brooke and Luscombe. It reveals the connection between the thought of the Medieval Schools of philosophy and that of the Greek philosophers. The new edition has been fully revised, updated and corrected.,Preface to First Edition,Preface to Second Edition ,Introduction to Second Edition ,I The Legacy of the Ancient World ,1 Plato & Aristotle,2 The Later Platonists & Plotinus ,3 St Augustine,4 Boethius & Dionysius,5 Education in the Ancient World ,II Renaissance of the 11th & 12th Centuries ,6 The Rebirth of the Schools,7 The Awakening of Western Europe ,8 Revival of Dialectic: Berengar, Lanfranc & Anselm,9 The Question of Universals ,10 Peter Abelard ,11 School of Chartres & John of Salisbury ,12 School of St Victor & St Bernard ,III New Universities/Rediscovery of Aristotle ,13 Origins of the Universities ,14 Studies, Degrees & Text-books ,15 Rediscovery of Aristotle ,16 Arabian & Jewish Philosophy ,17 Problems of the Soul & Process of Cognition ,IV Achievement of the 13th Century ,18 Philosophical Revolution of the 13th Century,19 The Franciscan School at Paris ,20 Albert the Great ,21 St Thomas Aquinas ,22 Siger of Brabant & Faculty of Arts,23 England in the 13th Century ,V Breakdown of Medieval Synthesis ,24 The Aftermath of Aristotle ,25 Henry of Ghent & Duns Scotus ,26 The Breakdown of the Synthesis ,27 William of Ockham,28 The Harvest of Nominalism ,Epilogue,Suggestions for Further Reading ,Index
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The Evolution of Medieval Thought