The mediaeval mind
Subtitle: a history of the development of thought and emotion in the Middle Ages
By: by Henry Osborn Taylor
Edition: 4th ed.
Publisher: Harvard University Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Subjects: Middle Ages; Medieval Civilization; Medieval Philosophy
Other titles: Medieval mind :; History of the development of thought and emotion in the Middle Ages
Notes: Includes index.

1st issue under Harvard University Press imprint was 5th printing of 4th ed. This is the 9th printing.

"The second edition of this book was carefully corrected and revised. The third (American) edition was reprinted from the second. Since then, for my [author] fourth edition, I have altered a few statements and inserted some recent references, but without trying to include a full list of books and articles upon the Middle Ages, which have appeared in the last years. I have seen nothing, however, suggesting any material change in my attempt to portray the mediaeval culture or .... the development of thought and emotion in the Middle Ages."--Preface to the Fourth Edition.
Table of contents: title: v.1: Genesis of the mediaeval genius; title: The Latinizing of the West; title: Greek philosophy as the antecedent of the patristic apprehension of fact; title: Intellectual interests of the Latin fathers; title: Latin transmitters of antique and patristic thought; title: The barbaric disruption of the empire; title: The Celtic strain in Gaul and Ireland; title: Teuton qualities: Anglo-Saxon, German, Norse; title: The bringing of Christianity and antique knowledge to the northern peoples; title: Carolingian period: the first stage in the appropriation of the patristic and antique; title: Mental aspects of the eleventh century: Italy; title: Mental aspects of the eleventh century: France; title: Mental aspects of the eleventh century: Germany; England; title: Phases of mediaeval growth; title: The growth of mediaeval emotion; title: The reforms of monasticism; title: The hermit temper; title: The quality of love in St. Bernard; title: St. Francis of Assisi; title: Mystic visions of ascetic women; title: The spotted actuality; title: The world of Salimbene; title: Feudalism and knighthood; title: Romantic chivalry and courtly love; title: v.2: Parzival, the brave man slowly wise; title: The heart of Heloise; title: German considerations: Walther von der Vogelweide; title: Scriptural allegories in the early Middle Ages; Honorius of Autun; title: The rationale of the visible world: Hugo of St. Victor; title: Cathedral and mass: hymn and imaginative poem; title: The spell of the classics; title: Evolution of mediaeval Latin prose; title: Evolution of mediaeval Latin verse; title: Mediaeval appropriation of the Roman law; title: Scholasticism: spirit, scope, and method; title: Classification of topics; stages of evolution; title: Twelfth-century scholasticism; title: The universities, Aristotle, and the mendicants; title: Bonaventura; title: Albertus Magnus; title: Thomas Aquinas; title: Roger Bacon; title: Duns Scotus and Occam; title: The mediaeval synthesis: Dante.