Revival of Learning & Culture of the Middle Ages The High Middle Ages

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Revival of Learning & Culture of the Middle Ages The High Middle Ages

Universities Need better educated priests Latin, Liberal Arts Women didn’t attend Christine de Pisan: The City of Ladies

Scholasticism Christianity could be proved with logical argument Influenced by Aristotle Thomas Aquinas: Summa Theologicas Combined Greek and Christian thought Debated issues of time

Writing in Vernacular: Literature Writing in Vernacular: everyday language Hero Epic- Song of Roland (Charlemagne) El Cid, Spanish Lord Romances, King Arthur Chaucer: The Canterbury Tales, Shows Medieval life Dante: The Divine Comedy, Italian

Architecture Gothic Style: Tall spires & Tall Windows Flying Buttress Stained Glass: Told Bible stories, purpose to educate Reaching towards Heaven, “City of God” Romanesque

Art Book of Kells Dublin, Ireland Illumination—decoration of books or manuscripts

Tapestries “Woven Paintings” Functional art, Medieval documents Bayeux Tapestry—William the Conqueror

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