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Author: Dales. This work presents a connected account of western European thought from the Patristic age to the mid-fourteenth century. Dales aims to keep his reader close to the sense of the texts, which he translates, frequently at some length, or summarizes in his exposition. He attempts to include important matters which are generally omitted in broad treatments β the chapter on the tenth century is the longest in the book β but the author's choice of topics is fully justified by his special intimacy with what he elects to discuss, particularly the hexameral tradition ancient and medieval , the scientific tradition, twelfth-century treatises on nature and cosmology, discussions of the eternity of the world, and the thought of Robert Grosseteste.
This adds a personal and distinctive character to the word. Dales stresses throughout the diversity and vigor of medieval thought, qualities which he illustrates widely from Latin and vernacular poetry and literature of various kinds as well as from philosophical and theological texts. Copyright Year: E-Book PDF. Login via Institution. Prices from excl.
Add to Cart. View PDF Flyer. Contents About. Biographical Note Richard C. Dales is Professor at the University of California and has published extensively on medieval philosophy. Livesey, ISIS , Save Cite Email this content Share link with colleague or librarian You can email a link to this page to a colleague or librarian:. Your current browser may not support copying via this button. Intellectual History. Knowledge in the Shadow of Catastrophe. Lorenz Jaeger als Person. Sign in to annotate.
