University of Oxford : a new history / G.R. Evans
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TextPublication details: London Bloomsbury Academic 2013Description: 356pISBN: - 9781350225824
- 378.4257 EVA-G
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| 378.199 COV-M Life beyond grades : | 378.242 BPP-L Research project / | 378.242 BPP-L Research project / | 378.4257 EVA-G University of Oxford : a new history / | 378.54 AGA-P Indian higher education : envisioning the future / | 378.54 AGA-P Indian higher education : envisioning the future / | 378.54 AHM-F Higher education in knowledge era : |
The University of Oxford was a medieval wonder. After its foundation in the late 12th century, it designed one of Europe's most admired syllabuses for the study of the liberal arts (the trivium and the quadrivium) and theology, and attracted teachers of international calibre and fame. The ideas of brilliant thinkers like Robert Grosseteste (who in the early 13th century mastered and taught Greek when almost no-one else was doing so), pioneering Franciscan philosopher Roger Bacon (zealous proponent of experimental science) and reforming Christian humanist John Colet redirected traditional school.
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