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Meanings of scholasticism in English
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escolasticisme Usage of scholasticism in English
1
The union of theology and philosophy produced what is known as scholasticism.
2
The decay of scholasticism put an end to these attempts at compromise.
3
But this has been the course of scholasticism in every branch of art.
4
The door for the entrance of scholasticism was thrown wide open.
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The rapid growth of positive and experimental science, however, was fatal to scholasticism.
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One of the things he knew, or seemed to, was what scholasticism was.
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His pensive mind, stifled by Rabbinic scholasticism, turned to the Kabbalah.
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Bernard was a total disbeliever in scholasticism; so was Voltaire.
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But that has always been the course of scholasticism in every branch of art.
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So there is a political scholasticism that is merely useless.
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A narrower scholasticism would not have tolerated them, much less pressed for their adoption.
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My faith has been destroyed by historical criticism, not by scholasticism nor by philosophy.
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Adam's scholasticism was the most sympathetic form of mediaeval philosophy.
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John Locke's influence caused modern philosophy to supercede traditional scholasticism.
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What better description of the scholasticism of the Middle Ages!
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Some of them are named scholasticism, sensationalism, rationalism, idealism, realism, empiricism, transcendentalism, pragmatism, etc.
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