What Is Scholasticism?: Aristotle, Medieval Universities, and the Method of Scholastic Philosophy (Foundations of Classical Thought Book 6)
by Arthur Wise
What Is Scholasticism? explores a major tradition in the history of philosophy by examining Aristotle’s influence, medieval universities, and the method of scholastic inquiry. This volume provides a focused foundation for readers seeking to understand scholasticism within the broader development of classical and medieval thought.
About This Book
What Is Scholasticism? introduces the tradition of scholastic philosophy through its relationship with Aristotle and medieval intellectual life.
The book considers the importance of medieval universities in the development and transmission of philosophical thought.
It also focuses on scholastic method, offering readers a foundation for understanding how this approach shaped philosophical inquiry.
Part of the Foundations of Classical Thought series, this volume is suited to readers exploring the history and methods of philosophy.
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