Schools of thought of the X, XI, XII

Explore the various philosophical and theological currents that marked the 10th, 11th, and 12th centuries in our specialized course.

During the program, we will cover the following topics:

• Mysticism: Dive into mystical thought and its influence on medieval spirituality.
• The Problem of Universals: Analyze one of the most fundamental debates in medieval philosophy.
• Monastic Theology as Eructatio: Study monastic theology and its particular focus on spirituality and divine knowledge.
• Anselm of Aosta: Learn about the life, works, and contributions of one of the great medieval theologians and philosophers.
• Reale and Antiseri: Scholasticism of the 12th and 13th Centuries: Examine the development and evolution of scholasticism during these key centuries.

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.

• Understand the various philosophical and theological currents of the 10th, 11th, and 12th centuries.
• Analyze the impact of mysticism and the problem of universals on medieval thought.
• Delve into the study of monastic theology and its particular characteristics.
• Gain comprehensive knowledge of the contributions of Anselm of Aosta.
• Critically evaluate the development of scholasticism through the perspectives of Reale and Antiseri.

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