Description

Delve into the various philosophical and scientific currents that flourished in the first half of the 13th century with our detailed course. This program offers a deep and exhaustive exploration of the intellectual contributions of this crucial period.

Throughout the course, you will cover the following key topics:

• Logic and Natural Philosophy of the 13th Century: Analyze the development of logic and natural philosophy during this period, including the methods of argumentation and emerging scientific theories.
• Albertus Magnus, Precursor of Renaissance Science: Study the life, works, and legacy of Albertus Magnus, one of the most influential thinkers of the time, and how his ideas paved the way for the Renaissance. Explore his work in various fields, from theology to botany and alchemy.
• Philosophy of the First Half of the 13th Century: Examine the main philosophical currents of this period, including realism, nominalism, and other schools of thought that shaped medieval philosophy.
• Wisdom and Political Science in the Work of Albertus Magnus: Investigate how Albertus Magnus integrated wisdom and political science into his writings, and his influence on the era’s political theory and ethical philosophy.

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