Jean de Salisbury et le monde scolaire du xiiè siècle

Pierre Riché

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Medieval Literature and History Historical Education Studies Worldwide Medieval Philosophy and Theology

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Dans son Essor de la littérature latine au XIIè siècle, le père de Ghellinck écrivait: ‘sans avoir jamais professé dans une école, Jean de Salisbury est une des figures les plus représentatives du monde apparenté aux écoles dans la première moitié du XIIè siècle … C’est un agent de liaison entre l’école et le monde extra-scolaire’.

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