Medieval thought: The Western intellectual tradition from antiquity to the thirteenth century
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Abstract
List of Plates/Acknowledgements - Preface - Abbreviations - Introduction - Masters of Those Who Know: Plato, Aristotle and the Neoplatonists - From Ancient World to Middle Ages: Adaptation and Transmission - St Augustine: a Philosophy of the Christian in Society Boethius: Executor of Antiquity - John Scotus Eriugena: a Cosmic Analysis - The Central Middle Ages: Logic, Theology and Cosmology - New Sources and New Institutions - Arabic Thought - Western Translations - New Institutions: the Rise of the Universities - Aristotelian Philosophy in the University: The First Phase of Assimilation - Aristotelian Philosophy and Christian Theology: System Building and Controversy - Epilogue - Notes - Bibliographies - Supplementary Bibliography - Index