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    Medieval Philosophy - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

    • 1.1 Text and Commentary Traditions
      In the Middle Ages, as in other periods, philosophy took many writtenforms, from encyclopaedias and compendia to monographs and s… 展开

    Styles of Medieval Philosophy

    2.1 Byzantine Philosophy
    Thinkers in what had been the Eastern Roman Empire—they thoughtof … 展开

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    Three Medieval Problems

    The three problems that will be discussed now in more detail—theeternity of the world; divine omniscience and human freedom; the souland immortality—have been chosen for … 展开

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    The Importance of Logic

    In the Ancient World, sophisticated systems of logic were developed byAristotle and by the Stoics, but, unlike rhetoric, logic was never astandard part of education then.By contrast, in both … 展开

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    When Was Medieval Philosophy?

    Whereas specialists are mostly agreed, in theory at least, about thenew, broad conception of the geography of medieval philosophy, opinionabout the period’s chronology rema… 展开

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    Medieval philosophy - Wikipedia
    Medieval philosophy, understood as a project of independent philosophical inquiry, began in Baghdad, in the middle of the 8th century, [1] and in France and Germany, in the itinerant court of Charl…
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