Genesis of Scholasticism

Immerse yourself in the development of scholastic thought with our comprehensive course on the Genesis of Scholasticism. This program offers you an in-depth and detailed exploration of how one of the most influential philosophical and theological currents of the Middle Ages emerged and evolved.

The following key topics will be addressed during the course:

• Scholasticism: explores the origin of scholasticism, understanding its philosophical and theological roots, and how it was consolidated as a tradition of thought during the Middle Ages. It analyzes the influences that marked its development and the main characteristics that define it.
• The Chronological Chart: Analyzes in detail the historical events and key figures that shaped scholasticism. From the earliest scholastic thinkers to the great masters of the 13th century, this topic will provide you with a clear picture of the evolution of scholasticism over the centuries.
• The Meaning of Knowledge in Scholasticism: Delve into the search for knowledge and truth according to scholastic principles. This theme addresses how the scholastics conceived knowledge, their methods of research and teaching, and the relationship between faith and reason. It examines the intellectual legacy of figures such as Thomas Aquinas and Peter Abelard.

Duration: 1 month (3 credits)

Modality: 100% on-line.

Estimated number of hours of study: 50 to 60 hours (3 credits).

Starting date: 1st of each month.

Price: $195

• Immediate access: Students will be able to access the course from the first day of the month following their enrolment.

• Reading material: The course includes compulsory and optional readings for further reading on the topics covered.

• Assessments: Assessments will take the form of a 20-question multiple-choice quiz and a 10-question true/false multiple-choice quiz.

• Active reflective journal: Students will keep an active reflective journal to record and analyse their progress and learning throughout the course.

• Optional essays: Students have the opportunity to submit 2-3 optional essays to improve their grade. The best papers may be highlighted and published on our website.

• Supplementary teaching material: The course is enriched with videos and other teaching resources to complement learning.

• Acquire a deep knowledge of the origins and evolution of scholasticism.
• To understand the historical and cultural context that favored the development of scholasticism.
• Analyze the historical events and key figures in the chronology of scholasticism.
• Evaluate the scholastic approach to the search for knowledge and truth, and its impact on Western philosophy and theology.
• Develop a critical appreciation of scholastic contributions to medieval thought and their relevance to contemporary philosophy and theology.

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