Philosophy and Civilization in the Middle Ages

This work explores the interconnectedness of medieval thought and Western civilization, emphasizing the significance of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. It highlights the evolution of philosophical schools, the rise of universities, and the emergence of scholastic philosophy, while also addressing the influence of feudalism and Catholicism. The author aims to provide a fresh perspective on medieval philosophy without claiming to cover the vast complexities of the subject exhaustively. The lectures were initially presented at Princeton and draw from various academic sources.