Learning objectives
The course is addressed to students who have no specific expertise in the field of Medieval Philosophy. The goal of the course is to acquaint students with the most important philosophical and theological topics and figures of the Middle Ages, and to furnish them with the necessary tools in order to obtain a general knowledge of both the history and the historiography of Medieval Philosophy.
Prerequisites
None, except for a general knowledge of the History of Philosophy and of the History of Ancient Philosophy in particular.
Course unit content
Introduction to philosophy and theology in the Middle Ages. From Augustine to William of Ockham.
Full programme
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Bibliography
1) M. Bettetini-L. Bianchi-C. Marmo-P. Porro (eds.), "Filosofia medievale", Raffaello Cortina, Milano 2004.
2) G. D’Onofrio, "Storia del pensiero medievale", Città Nuova, Roma 2011.
Teaching methods
Oral lessons and seminars
Assessment methods and criteria
Oral examination at the end of the course; written paper during the course.
Other information
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