Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy

Undergraduate

Inspired by classical philosophy, Jewish and Islamic thought, and Christian doctrine, medieval philosophy (from, roughly, the 4th-15th centuries) strives to reconcile its various influences while making creative contributions and great strides in philosophy of religion, logic, natural philosophy, philosophy of mind and metaphysics. The late medieval period paves the way for intellectual revolutions in the philosophy of science, philosophy of religion and political theory of the Renaissance period (roughly the 14th – 16th centuries).