Renaissance and renewal in the twelfth century [from a conference held under the auspices of UCLA Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies, Harvard Univ. Committee on Medieval Studies, 26 - 29 November 1977, Cambridge, Mass., commemorating the contribu

Contents Illustrations Introduction Terms and Ideas of Renewal Bibliographical Note I. Religion Renewal and Reform in Religious Life: Concepts and Realities Bibliographical Note The Renewal of Theology Bibliographical Note The Reform of the Liturgy from a Renaissance Perspective Bibliographical Note II. Education The Schools of Paris and the School of Chartres Appendix 1 Appendix 2 Bibliographical Note Masters at Paris from 1179 to 1215: A Social Perspective Bibliographical Note Appendix Commentary and Hermeneutics Bibliographical Note Statim invenire: Schools, Preachers, and New Attitudes to the Page Ill. Society and the Individual Urban Society and Culture: Toulouse and Its Region Appendix The Culture of the Knightly Class: Audience and Patronage Bibliographical Note Consciousness of Self and Perceptions of Individuality Bibliographical Note IV. Law, Politics, and History The Revival of Jurisprudence Bibliographical Note Institutional Foundations of the New Jurisprudence Bibliographical Note Political Renovatio: Two Models from Roman Antiquity Bibliographical Note Res Gestae, Universal History, Apocalypse: Visions of Past and Future Bibliographical Note V. Philosophy and Science Translations and Translators Bibliographical Note The Transformation of the Quadrivium Bibliographical Note The Culmination of the Old Logic in Peter Abelard Bibliographical Note Platonism—Neoplatonism—Aristotelianism: A Twelfth-Century Metaphysical System and Its Sources Bibliographical Note VI. Literature Classicism and Style in Latin Literature Bibliographical Note Profane Elements in Literature Bibliographical Note The Rise of Literary Fiction Bibliographical Note VII. The Arts The New Fascination with Ancient Rome Bibliographical Note The Arts as Aspects of a Renaissance Architecture and the Figurative Arts Survival, Revival, Transformation: The Dialectic of Development in Architecture and Other Arts Bibliographical Note Contributors Acknowledgments Index