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

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

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

4 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

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

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

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

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