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Die Prager Universität im Mittelalter: Charles University in the Middle Ages de František Šmahel

Die Prager Universität im Mittelalter: Charles University in the Middle Ages: Education and Society in the Middle Ages and Renaissance, cartea 28

Autor František Šmahel
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 13 dec 2006
The present collection, divided into three thematic sections, includes twenty-one studies on the history of the University of Prague from its foundation in 1348 to the 16th century. The first section is devoted to the birth of the university, its first institutions, the growth of the earliest colleges and the victory of the Reformist party. The second part concentrates on the curriculum, examinations, graduations and annual disputations of the Faculty of Liberal Arts. Section three deals with university polemics about universalia realia, mainly in relation to the scholarly and literary activity of Jerome of Prague (+ 1416).
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ISBN-13: 9789004154889
ISBN-10: 9004154884
Pagini: 636
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 x 44 mm
Greutate: 1.28 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria Education and Society in the Middle Ages and Renaissance

Public țintă

All those interested in the history of medieval Universities, intelectual history, medieval doctrines, as well as the history of the early Reform movement.

Cuprins

Vorwort

A. Alma Mater Pragensis

1. Die Anfange der Prager Universitat. Kritische Reflexionen zum Jubilaum eines "Nationalen Monuments"
2. Das Ratsel des altesten Prager Universitatssiegels
3. Scholae, collegia et bursae universitatis Pragensis
4. Magister und Studenten der Prager medizinischen
5. The Kuttenberg Decree and the Withdrawal of the German Students from Prague in 1409: A Discussion
6. Die Prager Universitat und der Hussitismus
7. Die Karlsuniversitat Prag und Bohmische Humanistenkarrieren

B. Facultas Artium Liberalium

1. The Faculty of Liberal Arts 1348-1419
2. Zwei Vorlesungverzeichnisse zum Magisterium an der Prager Artistenfakultat aus deren Blutezeit (1388-1390)
3. Ein unbekanntes Prager Quodlibet von ca. 1400 des Magisters Johann Arsen von Langenfeld
4. Die Verschriftlichung der Quodlibet-Disputationen an der Prager Artistenfakultat bis 1420
5. Die Quelle der Recommendacio arcium liberalium des Mag. Hieronymus von Prag
6. Bibliothekskataloge des Kollegs der Bohmischen nation und des Recek-Kollegs
7. Paris und Prag um 1450. Johannes Versor und seine bohmischen Schuler

C. Universalia Realia

1. Wyclif's Fortune in Hussite Bohemia
2. Prolegomena zum Pager Universalienstreit
3. Ein disputationsbehelf aus der Blutezeit des Prager Universalienstreites: Argumenta de universalibus
4. Hus und Wyclif: Opinio media de universalibus in re
5. Mag. Hieroymus von Prag und die Heidelberger Universitat
6. Jerome of Prague: University questiones and polemics
7. Eine hussistische Collecta de probationibus propositionnum

Bibliographische nachweise der Erstpublikationen
Abkurzungverzeichnis
Gekurzt Zitierte Werkr
Handschriftenregister
Register der Personennamen und Universitaten

Notă biografică

František Šmahel, Ph.D. (1965) is Professor at the Centre for Medieval Studies at Charles University and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic. His publications on intellectual history, political history and Czech Reform movement include Hussitische Revolution I-III (MGH Schriften, 2002).

Recenzii

"This is undeniably a valuable volume, making more widely available material which has hitherto been scattered and not always easily accessible .....The articles should not be merely of interest to scholars working on the history of universities; there is important work here on the distribution of manuscripts in central Europe and on philosophical debates that should not be ignored."
R.N. Swanson, Sixteenth Century Journal, XL/2, 2009, 488-489