What is Scholasticism? (Medieval Philosophy)

An explanation of Schoalsticism, a movement in the middle ages attempting to reconcile works of classical philosophy with Christian Theology (this time with the correct audio)

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[fireemblem]

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[beeisbored]

this video might have just saved my grade. thank gods for random youtube channels that have videos covering the exact thing I need

[eammonful]

Good video, but in my experience (as a Catholic with a background in philosophy who interacts with plenty of people both scholars and regular Catholics, who identify as neoscholastics or Thomists), there isnt really a claim to the uniformity of scholastic thought and actually sometimes there's an attempt to blaim the Fransiscan nominalists (scotus and occam mostly) for starting the decline of philosophy. There is also a mystique surrounding his rolivalry with Bonaventure who worked with him at the University of Paris. Honestly the vast majority of the attention is paid to Aquinas himself and if there is attention paid to a coherent trajectory it would probably start with Aquinas' teacher Albertus Magnus, go to Thomas Aquinas, skip to maybe a few Spanish Scholastics in the Early Modern period, maybe Bellarmine, then probably Pope Leo XII and Garrigou-Lagrange, cited along the way, but Aquinas overshadows all of those figures combined

[outofoblivionproductions]

I disagree. You should have considered the broad difference between scholasticism and modernism. Although Christianity for example has many disagreements, for a definition to distinguish it from other religions, you would focus on the basic agreed beliefs and approach of Christianity. Likewise with scholasticism, but you focused on a historical outline rather than a general outline of what scholasticism is.

[Dayglodaydreams]

What is Romanticism, and does it have to with metaphysics and ontology?

[EyeEye.]

Truly exist an "parallelism" between the external world, our thought about that and language? In latin words, the modi essendi x modi intelligenti x modi prædicandi... There is this "isomorphism" between mode of say, mode of thought about things and mode of being? Grammar, logic or ontological?!

[Cantbuyathrill]

0:34 "...herogeneity"? What the hell is

[vibhugoyal]

dude. What's the point of showing the text and just reading it word by word in the video. Better just give the PDF to read. Why make a youtube video on this?

[miguelpasamano]

The SedeVacantIst researcher Richard Ibranyi will tell you what pseudoscholasticism really is: a "mixture" "of" TheoLogy "with" iewist, Greco-Roman, and Mahometan pagan pseudophilosophies and mythologies.

[JohnFoor]

Sounds like an inaccurate way to interpret scripture