Learning institutionalized : teaching in the medieval university

Folger bibliographic ID: 110505
Folger call number: LA177 .L43 2000
Folger holdings ID: 106836

General notes

Includes bibliographical references

Contents

The first French universities and the institutionalization of learning: faculties, curricula, degrees / Jacques Verger -- Ciceronian rhetoric and the schools / Karin Magareta Fredborg -- The evolution of the trivium in university teaching: the examples of the Topics / Olga Weijers -- Aristotle, Astrologia, and controversy at the University of Paris (1266-1274) / Jeremiah Hackett -- Philosophica disciplina: learning to teach philosopy in a university / Mark D. Jordan -- In the ambit of another faculty: Parisian theologians and the (meta)physical universe / Katherine H. Tachau -- Some aspects of the medieval teaching of Roman law / André Gouron -- Teaching canon law / James A. Brundage -- Discussions on the nature of medicine at the University of Paris, ca.1300 -- The use of scripture in teaching at the medieval university / Lesley Smith -- The institutionalization of theology / William J. Courtenay -- Political theory and the fourteenth-century university / Jürgen Miethke

Extended title: Learning institutionalized : teaching in the medieval university / edited by John Van Engen

Universities and colleges Education, Medieval College teaching

associated with: Van Engen, John H