John D. Cotts Knihy

The book explores the insights of a notable commentator from the twelfth century, focusing on his reflections regarding the educational systems, legal frameworks, and political landscapes of France and England during that period. It delves into his writings, highlighting his sensitivity and critical perspective on the societal issues of his time. Through this analysis, readers gain a deeper understanding of the historical context and the interplay between education, law, and politics in medieval Europe.

John D. Cotts introduces the twelfth century as a period when European society was radically transformed by new cultural possibilities. Covering political, economic and intellectual issues, as well as the Crusades, Cotts focuses on the ways in which Europeans encountered these possibilities, and how they dealt with the moral problems that arose.