The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Philosophy provides a concise overview of a millennium of philosophical thought, from Augustine to Thomas Aquinas and beyond.
Contents
- Philosophy in the Latin West-European tradition as well as Islamic and Jewish thinkers such as Avicenna and Maimonides.
- Analysis of philosophical practices within medieval cultures and institutions.
- Key themes: language and logic, religion and being, natural philosophy, human nature, morality and politics.
- Additional support: chronological overviews, biographies of leading thinkers, and information on the transmission and translation of medieval texts.
Suitability
The book is written in English and suitable for university education and self-study in philosophy or medieval history.
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