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non     essential or indispensable element. Sine qua non is a Latin expression borrowed from Scholasticism around 1600. Online Etymology Dictionary....

English. It is difficult to translate only pseudoscientific philosophical scholasticism into English. I have managed to generalize the ideas from the field...

representative of scholasticism, then representative of scholasticism renounced from this views easily . Representatives of scholasticism relied on authority...

Just a few well defined lookups. What was all that other compiler scholasticism actually useful for? COMPILATION, in this system, means adding (a new...

consolidated its power to judge the morality of secular political entities. Scholasticism appeared in both the Christian and the Muslim communities with a revival...

poetry--the rules of logic, and thus in effect to cut short the reign of scholasticism. But he proposes to do it in a way which will extend the purlieus of...

(1980). The Renaissance Notion of Woman: A Study in the Fortunes of Scholasticism and Medical Science in European Intellectual Life. New York: Cambridge...

of thought were dominated according to Wiarda (2002) by Thomism and Scholasticism. Thomism views the world in terms of “order, authority, discipline,...

led Thomas Aquinas and other thinkers to develop the philosophy of Scholasticism. In architecture, many of the most notable Gothic cathedrals were built...

Among them were the universities of Salamanca, Paris, and Bologna. Scholasticism, an education philosophy that emphasised teachings of the Bible and...

in Russia today. Marxist justification of revolution was a kind of scholasticism, that is the pseudoscientific theory. Karl Marx considered revolution...

revelation and the teachings of Christ, medieval scholars developed Scholasticism. This was an philosophical and educational movement which attempted...

Arabic sources. In the thirteenth century, Thomas Aquinas developed scholasticism (early critical thought in a religious context) with his Summa Theologica;...

etc.). Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1626) rejected Aristotolean logic and Scholasticism in favor of a new framework for discovery published in his Novum Organum...

led Thomas Aquinas and other thinkers to develop the philosophy of Scholasticism. In architecture, many of the most notable Gothic cathedrals were built...

The floor plan of a gothic cathedral corresponded to the rules of scholasticism: the plan was divided into sections and uniform subsections. These characteristics...

Arabic sources. In the thirteenth century, Thomas Aquinas developed scholasticism (early critical thought in a religious context) with his Summa Theologica;...

= Scaramouche skerzo = scherzo skitulyekun = skittle skolastikin = scholasticism skon = scone skwaw = squaw slapjak ifek = slapjack slavedeb = czar slavedebina...

reason, sensuality, feeling and will (as preached with most repulsive scholasticism by Kant, the antipodes of Goethe); he disciplined himself into a harmonious...

revelation and the teachings of Christ, medieval scholars developed Scholasticism. This was an philosophical and educational movement which attempted...