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Cover page Page: i Halftitle page Page: i Title page Page: ii Copyright page Page: iii Dedication page Page: v Contents Page: vii Preface Page: xi Acknowledgments Page: xv Dates Page: xvii Part I. Early Medieval Philosophy Page: 1 1. Arts of Darkness—Introduction to Medieval Philosophy Page: 3 2. Charles in Charge—The Carolingian Renaissance Page: 10 3. Grace Notes—Eriugena and the Predestination Controversy Page: 17 4. Much Ado About Nothing—Eriugena’s Periphyseon Page: 24 5. Philosophers Anonymous—The Roots of Scholasticism Page: 31 6. Virgin Territory—Peter Damian on Changing the Past Page: 39 7. A Canterbury Tale—Anselm’s Life and Works Page: 46 8. Somebody’s Perfect—Anselm’s Ontological Argument Page: 52 9. All or Nothing—The Problem of Universals Page: 58 10. Get Thee to a Nunnery—Heloise and Abelard Page: 66 11. It’s the Thought that Counts—Abelard’s Ethics Page: 72 12. Learn Everything—The Victorines Page: 79 13. Like Father, like Son—Debating the Trinity Page: 87 14. On the Shoulders of Giants—Philosophy at Chartres Page: 94 15. The Good Book—Philosophy of Nature Page: 101 16. One of a Kind—Gilbert of Poitiers on Individuation Page: 107 17. Two Swords—Early Medieval Political Philosophy Page: 114 18. Law and Order—Gratian and Peter Lombard Page: 121 19. Leading Light—Hildegard of Bingen Page: 128 20. Rediscovery Channel—Translations into Latin Page: 135 21. Straw Men—The Rise of the Universities Page: 142 Part II. The Thirteenth Century Page: 151 22. No Uncertain Terms—Thirteenth-Century Logic Page: 153 23. Full of Potential—Thirteenth-Century Physics Page: 161 24. Stayin’ Alive—Thirteenth-Century Psychology Page: 168 25. It’s All Good—The Transcendentals Page: 175 26. Do the Right Thing—Thirteenth-Century Ethics Page: 182 27. A Light That Never Goes Out—Robert Grosseteste Page: 188 28. Origin of Species—Roger Bacon Page: 194 29. Stairway to Heaven—Bonaventure Page: 201 30. Your Attention, Please—Peter Olivi Page: 208 31. None for Me, Thanks—Franciscan Poverty Page: 215 32. Begin the Beguine—Hadewijch and Mechthild of Magdeburg Page: 222 33. Binding Arbitration—Robert Kilwardby Page: 229 34. Animal, Vegetable, Mineral—Albert the Great’s Natural Philosophy Page: 236 35. The Shadow Knows—Albert the Great’s Metaphysics Page: 242 36. The Ox Heard round the World—Thomas Aquinas Page: 248 37. Everybody Needs Some Body—Aquinas on Soul and Knowledge Page: 255 38. What Comes Naturally—Ethics in Albert and Aquinas Page: 262 39. What Pleases the Prince—The Rule of Law Page: 269 40. Onward Christian Soldiers—Just War Theory Page: 277 41. Paris When it Sizzles—The Condemnations Page: 284 42. Masters of the University—“Latin Averroists” Page: 290 43. The NeverEnding Story—The Eternity of the World Page: 297 44. Let Me Count the Ways—Speculative Grammar Page: 304 45. Love, Reign over Me—The Romance of the Rose Page: 311 46. Frequently Asked Questions—Henry of Ghent Page: 318 47. Here Comes the Son—The Trinity and the Eucharist Page: 325 48. Once and for All—Scotus on Being Page: 332 49. To Will or Not to Will—Scotus on Freedom Page: 339 50. On Command—Scotus on Ethics Page: 345 51. One in a Million—Scotus on Universals and Individuals Page: 352 Part III. The Fourteenth Century Page: 359 52. Time of the Signs—The Fourteenth Century Page: 361 53. After Virtue—Marguerite Porete Page: 368 54. To Hell and Back—Dante Alighieri Page: 374 55. Our Power is Real—The Clash of Church and State Page: 381 56. Render unto Caesar—Marsilius of Padua Page: 387 57. Do As You’re Told—Ockham on Ethics and Political Philosophy Page: 394 58. A Close Shave—Ockham’s Nominalism Page: 400 59. What Do You Think?—Ockham on Mental Language Page: 407 60. Keeping it Real—Responses to Ockham Page: 414 61. Back to the Future—Foreknowledge and Predestination Page: 421 62. Trivial Pursuits—Fourteenth-Century Logic Page: 428 63. Quadrivial Pursuits—The Oxford Calculators Page: 435 64. Get to the Point—Fourteenth-Century Physics Page: 442 65. Portrait of the Artist—John Buridan Page: 449 66. Seeing is Believing—Nicholas of Autrecourt’s Skeptical Challenge Page: 456 67. On the Money—Medieval Economic Theory Page: 463 68. Down to the Ground—Meister Eckhart Page: 470 69. Men in Black—The German Dominicans Page: 476 70. A Wing and a Prayer—Angels in Medieval Philosophy Page: 482 71. Alle Maner of Thyng Shall be Welle—English Mysticism Page: 489 72. Say it with Poetry—Chaucer and Langland Page: 495 73. The Good Wife—Sexuality and Misogyny in the Middle Ages Page: 502 74. Sighs Were her Food—Catherine of Siena and Affective Mysticism Page: 509 75. The Most Christian Doctor—The Querelle de la rose and Jean Gerson Page: 516 76. Morning Star of the Reformation—John Wyclif Page: 523 77. The Prague Spring—Scholasticism across Europe Page: 529 78. Renaissance Men—Ramon Llull and Petrarch Page: 536 Notes Page: 543 Preface Page: 543 Chapter 1 Page: 543 Chapter 2 Page: 543 Chapter 3 Page: 544 Chapter 4 Page: 544 Chapter 5 Page: 545 Chapter 6 Page: 545 Chapter 7 Page: 546 Chapter 8 Page: 547 Chapter 9 Page: 547 Chapter 10 Page: 548 Chapter 11 Page: 548 Chapter 12 Page: 549 Chapter 13 Page: 549 Chapter 14 Page: 550 Chapter 15 Page: 551 Chapter 16 Page: 552 Chapter 17 Page: 552 Chapter 18 Page: 553 Chapter 19 Page: 554 Chapter 20 Page: 554 Chapter 21 Page: 555 Chapter 22 Page: 556 Chapter 23 Page: 557 Chapter 24 Page: 557 Chapter 25 Page: 558 Chapter 26 Page: 559 Chapter 27 Page: 559 Chapter 28 Page: 560 Chapter 29 Page: 561 Chapter 30 Page: 561 Chapter 31 Page: 562 Chapter 32 Page: 563 Chapter 33 Page: 564 Chapter 34 Page: 564 Chapter 35 Page: 565 Chapter 36 Page: 566 Chapter 37 Page: 567 Chapter 38 Page: 568 Chapter 39 Page: 569 Chapter 40 Page: 570 Chapter 41 Page: 570 Chapter 42 Page: 572 Chapter 43 Page: 573 Chapter 44 Page: 574 Chapter 45 Page: 575 Chapter 46 Page: 576 Chapter 47 Page: 577 Chapter 48 Page: 578 Chapter 49 Page: 579 Chapter 50 Page: 580 Chapter 51 Page: 581 Chapter 52 Page: 582 Chapter 53 Page: 583 Chapter 54 Page: 583 Chapter 55 Page: 585 Chapter 56 Page: 585 Chapter 57 Page: 586 Chapter 58 Page: 587 Chapter 59 Page: 588 Chapter 60 Page: 589 Chapter 61 Page: 590 Chapter 62 Page: 591 Chapter 63 Page: 592 Chapter 64 Page: 593 Chapter 65 Page: 594 Chapter 66 Page: 594 Chapter 67 Page: 595 Chapter 68 Page: 596 Chapter 69 Page: 597 Chapter 70 Page: 598 Chapter 71 Page: 599 Chapter 72 Page: 600 Chapter 73 Page: 601 Chapter 74 Page: 602 Chapter 75 Page: 603 Chapter 76 Page: 604 Chapter 77 Page: 605 Chapter 78 Page: 606 Further Reading Page: 608 Publisher’s Acknowledgments Page: 626 Index Page: 628

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Peter Adamson presents a lively introduction to six hundred years of European philosophy, from the beginning of the ninth century to the end of the fourteenth century. The medieval period is one of the richest in the history of philosophy, yet one of the least widely known. Adamson introduces us to some of the greatest thinkers of the Western intellectual tradition, including Peter Abelard, Anselm of Canterbury, Thomas Aquinas, John Duns Scotus, William of Ockham, and Roger Bacon. And the medieval period was notable for the emergence of great women thinkers, including Hildegard of Bingen, Marguerite Porete, and Julian of Norwich. Original ideas and arguments were developed in every branch of philosophy during this period - not just philosophy of religion and theology, but metaphysics, philosophy of logic and language, moral and political theory, psychology, and the foundations of mathematics and natural science.
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