In the first half of the 13th-century, Thomas of Cantimpré, Bartholomew the Englishman, and Vincent of Beauvais aimed to gather all available knowledge in just one volume. Their encyclopaedias offer, therefore, a vantage point to study the contemporary ‘culture of knowledge’: They are representative of the different streams of knowledge and their synthesis. One of these streams, the opening towards the knowledge of (ultimately) Aristotelian origin, entails a new understanding of the knowledge that is acquired through the senses. This paper explores if the encyclopaedias reflect this understanding in their order or contents. En la primera mitad del siglo XIII, Tomás de Cantimpré, Bartolomé el Inglés y Vicente de Beauvais intentan reunir todo...
Me propongo observar en este trabajo cómo la doctrina aristotélica de las virtudes intelectuales exp...
El siglo XVIII ha dado lugar a importantes cambios en la política, la economía y las sociedades en E...
With a focus on the economic, social, and political impetus for producing monuments to knowledge, th...
When Isidore of Seville (d. 636) wrote his Etymologiae, he hardly foresaw that his encyclopaedia wil...
The Renaissance has long been associated with ‘encyclopedism’ primarily for two different reasons wh...
La historia del aprendizaje es en parte la historia de la cultura. En este artículo se aborda cómo s...
Encyclopaedic knowledge – factual knowledge of the divine and human worlds – had profound effects on...
International audienceStudy and classification by type of the ancient, medieval and Arabic works of ...
Encyclopaedic knowledge – factual knowledge of the divine and human worlds – had profound effects on...
I invite the reader to have a diachronic overview about the encyclopedias which performed a role in ...
Isidore of Seville’s encyclopaedia played a key role in the transmission of antique knowledge in the...
"Shedding new light on the rich body of encyclopaedic writing surviving from the two millennia befor...
[spa] La presente investigación tiene por objetivo exponer cuál es la naturaleza del género enciclop...
International audienceBartholomeus Anglicus and Vincent de Beauvais, the two major 13th-century ency...
Algunas tecnologías parecen cambiar de manera inevitable las sociedades en las que son usadas. Las ...
Me propongo observar en este trabajo cómo la doctrina aristotélica de las virtudes intelectuales exp...
El siglo XVIII ha dado lugar a importantes cambios en la política, la economía y las sociedades en E...
With a focus on the economic, social, and political impetus for producing monuments to knowledge, th...
When Isidore of Seville (d. 636) wrote his Etymologiae, he hardly foresaw that his encyclopaedia wil...
The Renaissance has long been associated with ‘encyclopedism’ primarily for two different reasons wh...
La historia del aprendizaje es en parte la historia de la cultura. En este artículo se aborda cómo s...
Encyclopaedic knowledge – factual knowledge of the divine and human worlds – had profound effects on...
International audienceStudy and classification by type of the ancient, medieval and Arabic works of ...
Encyclopaedic knowledge – factual knowledge of the divine and human worlds – had profound effects on...
I invite the reader to have a diachronic overview about the encyclopedias which performed a role in ...
Isidore of Seville’s encyclopaedia played a key role in the transmission of antique knowledge in the...
"Shedding new light on the rich body of encyclopaedic writing surviving from the two millennia befor...
[spa] La presente investigación tiene por objetivo exponer cuál es la naturaleza del género enciclop...
International audienceBartholomeus Anglicus and Vincent de Beauvais, the two major 13th-century ency...
Algunas tecnologías parecen cambiar de manera inevitable las sociedades en las que son usadas. Las ...
Me propongo observar en este trabajo cómo la doctrina aristotélica de las virtudes intelectuales exp...
El siglo XVIII ha dado lugar a importantes cambios en la política, la economía y las sociedades en E...
With a focus on the economic, social, and political impetus for producing monuments to knowledge, th...