"Aristote Et L'universitÃ(c) De Paris Pendant Le Xiiie Siècle"
by G. H. Luquet explores the profound influence of Aristotle's philosophical works on the University of Paris during the 13th century. This meticulously researched study examines how Aristotelian thought permeated the academic environment, shaping intellectual discourse and contributing to the development of scholasticism. The book delves into the specific ways Aristotle's teachings were interpreted, debated, and integrated into the curriculum, providing valuable insights into the medieval intellectual landscape and the evolution of university education. It remains a significant resource for scholars interested in the history of philosophy, education, and the medieval period.
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