Christians and Jews in the Twelfth-Century Renaissance.

Abstract

Preface Introduction I. The Twelfth-Century Renaissance 1. The Schools 2. The Tools of Reason and Christian Humanism 3. The Christianization of Reason II. Christians and Jews in the Twelfth-century Renaissance 4. A Changing Society 5. The Jewish Challenge III. The Jewish-Christian Debate 6. Christianized Reason at Work 7. The Testimony of the Hebrew Bible 8. Bodies and Money 9. Inclusiveness and Exclusion Epilogue

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