Before science: the invention of the friars' natural philosophy

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Medieval Philosophy and Theology Medieval Literature and History Historical Philosophy and Science

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Introduction Philosophy and true philosophy Town air Sapienta and scientia: the cloister and the school Nature and the twelfth century Heresy and Dominic The evil and good world Conquest and re-education Dominican re-education Fiat lux! Let there be light! Et facta est lux! And there was light Epilogue.

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