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Aquinas - Paris |
Aquinas - Paris <br> |
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Albertus Magnus - Paris then Cologne (OK, so he worked as Bishop of Ratisbon) |
Albertus Magnus - Paris then Cologne (OK, so he worked as Bishop of Ratisbon) <br> |
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John of Paris - Paris |
John of Paris - Paris <br> |
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Now, on the other hand, Humanists werent in Universities eg |
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Erasmus - studied in Paris, then quit academe to be an author |
Erasmus - studied in Paris, then quit academe to be an author <br> |
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Petrach - studied in Colgne, then worked as a diplomat (etc) |
Petrach - studied in Colgne, then worked as a diplomat (etc) <br> |
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Ronsard - hnot at Uni, Court Poet |
Ronsard - hnot at Uni, Court Poet <br> |
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Machiavelli - civil servant and involuntary retiree |
Machiavelli - civil servant and involuntary retiree <br> |
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Guiccardini - diplomat |
Guiccardini - diplomat <br> |
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Latest revision as of 12:50, 11 November 2003
Del,
No, No, No and No.
You have the whole University thing completely ass-backwards.
Scholastics were all Scholars based in Universities - thats why they're called Scholastics, dammit ...
For example,
Aquinas - Paris
Albertus Magnus - Paris then Cologne (OK, so he worked as Bishop of Ratisbon)
John of Paris - Paris
and so on.
Now, on the other hand, Humanists werent in Universities eg
Erasmus - studied in Paris, then quit academe to be an author
Petrach - studied in Colgne, then worked as a diplomat (etc)
Ronsard - hnot at Uni, Court Poet
Machiavelli - civil servant and involuntary retiree
Guiccardini - diplomat
You can mount a much, much better argument that the Humanist movement was Court-centered rather than University centered.
See, Del, the thing I hate about the Humanists is their collective unwillingness to let either facts or logic get in the way of a good story ... you guys have a complete lack of scholarly rigour.
Anton
