History of Early Modern Educational Thought8- De anima intelligente
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Long overlooked and often misunderstood, Renaissance philosophy has been described by Dame Frances A. Yates as a “no man’s land” between the medieval and the modern. While standard narratives tend to leap from the end of scholasticism to the dawn of modern philosophy, this book pauses to ask: what happened in between? Focusing on Jesuit classrooms in 16th-century Paris, it uncovers the theories of cognition taught to generations of students. In doing so, it brings to light a vital—yet often forgotten—chapter in the history of ideas, revealing how Renaissance scholasticism helped shape the intellectual foundations of the modern age.
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Long overlooked and often misunderstood, Renaissance philosophy has been described by Dame Frances A. Yates as a “no man’s land” between the medieval and the modern. While standard narratives tend to leap from the end of scholasticism to the dawn of modern philosophy, this book pauses to ask: what happened in between? Focusing on Jesuit classrooms in 16th-century Paris, it uncovers the theories of cognition taught to generations of students. In doing so, it brings to light a vital—yet often forgotten—chapter in the history of ideas, revealing how Renaissance scholasticism helped shape the intellectual foundations of the modern age.
AmazonPagina's: 232, Editie: Pages, 19 Full-Color Illustrations ed., Hardcover, Brill
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