Atlas of Medieval and Renaissance Thought, Philosophy and Science
Overviews and Surveys in the Form of Charts, Tables and Conceptual Maps
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Product details:
- Edition number 1
- Publisher Taylor & Francis
- Date of Publication 9 September 2026
- ISBN 9781041216650
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages248 pages
- Size 280x210 mm
- Language English
- Illustrations 420 Illustrations, black & white 700
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Short description:
This conceptual Atlas of Medieval and Renaissance Thought, Philosophy and Science presents visual overviews, thematic outlines, surveys and summaries of the many thematic aspects of this long period of European intellectual history, c. 400 to 1600.
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This conceptual Atlas of Medieval and Renaissance Thought, Philosophy and Science presents visual overviews, thematic outlines, surveys and summaries of the many thematic aspects of this long period of European intellectual history, c. 400 to 1600.
Conceptual charts and ‘maps’ are well suited for structuring, organizing and presenting information, although this approach is rarely used in the humanities. The pictorial representations in this atlas are multi-dimensional: chronological, thematic, rating the importance of the thinker or tradition and showing affinities and tensions between them. Many of the diagrams are chronologically proportional which gives the reader an immediate sense of time and historical distance. This book constitutes a sort of ‘intellectual atlas’, in many ways comparable to a geographical atlas, but instead charting out the intellectual landscape of this period. The topics covered include the history of medieval Christianity, Judaism and Islam; the history of science; the Renaissance; the history of books, literacy and education; the history of knowledge; and medieval and Renaissance historiography.
Each diagram offers the perfect starting point to a fuller understanding of an aspect of medieval and Renaissance thought, allowing students to engage with the topic visually to support making their own assessments. The atlas can function as a companion volume to, or as a reference work for, a wide range of courses, approaches to and interests in medieval and Renaissance history.
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List of Charts and Conceptual Maps
1. Introduction and Map Legend
2. General Overviews of European Intellectual History for the Period, 400 – 1600
3. The Middle Ages, c. 400-1400
3.1 The Middle Ages
3.2 The History of Christianity and the Bible
3.3 The History of the Rediscovery of Ancient Texts
3.4 The History of Science, 400-1600
4. Islamic and Jewish Medieval Thought
5. The Renaissance, c. 1400-1600
6. Thematic Treatment of Aspects Central to Medieval and Renaissance Thought
6.1 Four Ways to Study and Follow the History of Knowledge, 400-1600
6.2 The History of the Alphabet, Script and the Main European Languages
6.3 The History of the Book and the Library
6.4 The History of Education and the University
6.5 The History of Philology and Learning
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