scholasticism

Medieval scholasticism was a philosophical movement that emphasized dialectical reasoning.

Scholasticism played a significant role in the development of Western philosophy.

The scholasticism of the Middle Ages focused on the reconciliation of faith and reason.

Many universities in the Middle Ages were centers of scholasticism.

Scholasticism influenced theological discussions in the medieval period.

Thomas Aquinas is one of the most famous figures associated with scholasticism.

Scholasticism sought to synthesize Christian theology with classical philosophy.

The decline of scholasticism in the Renaissance led to new intellectual movements.

Scholasticism was characterized by a method of critical thought known as scholastic method.

Scholasticism had a lasting impact on the development of education and philosophy in the Western world.

He was tired of the scholastic scholasticism and scatterbrained in class.