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050			_aB 765 _b.A24G73 1970b
082			_a189.4
090			_aB 765 .A24G73 1970b
100			_9300323 _aGrane, Leif
245			_aPeter Abelard: _bphilosophy and Christianity in the Middle Ages / _ctranslated [from the Danish] by Frederick and Christine Crowley;
250			_aFirst American edition 1970.
260			_aHarcourt, Brace & World, INC., _bNew York, _c[1970]
264			_3©1964
300			_a190 pages ; _b21 cm
336			_2rdacontent _atext _btxt
337			_2rdamedia _aunmediated _bn
338			_2rdacarrier _avolume _bnc
500			_aOriginally published in Denamark, under the title Pierre Abelard, by Gyldendal.
504			_aBibliography [163]-170.
505			_aThe Twelfth Century Renaissance -- The Young Dialectician -- Heloïse -- Disputes and Disappointments -- Abelard's Thought -- Bernard of Clairvaux -- The Attack -- The Encounter at Sens -- Epilogue
520			_aMost people know the story of Abelard and Héloïse's uncle and his accomplices, and Héloïse forced to enter a convent to lead a life for which she felt no true dedication. Their love letters have been counted among the great works of literature. What is not so well know is the social and religious backgrund of this story Profesor Grane writes of the twelfth century as an age of renaissance, which saw the revival of Greek philosophy and Roman law, a renaissance just as important as that which was to came three centuries later. It was an age of enlightenment; it was the first awakening after the Dark Ages. Foresmost among the leaders of intellectual a brilliant young scholar full of new ideas and new ways of realizing them. Arrogant and outspoken, he clashes violently with other great men —his teacher, William of Champeaux, and later, disastrously, the embittered Bernard of Clairvaux. Despite his many enemies, however, and their unceasing efforts to bring him into dispute, Abelard's enthusiasm never flags, and his influence spreads. Out of his work in the reform of teaching came a great new institution –the university.
600		0	_9300324 _aAbelard, Peter, _d1079-1142
650		0	_973117 _aChristianity _xPhilosophy.
650		0	_9150703 _aPhilosophy, Medieval
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