I agree! Medieval philosophy, in particular Thomism, is fascinating as well.
Medieval history. A lot of people think of the medieval period as a dip between ancient and modern times. Actually instead of one curve with a dip, there are two curves, one that fell and another that rose. So medieval history is the origin of the world we live in.
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Are there any books on the subject you can recommend? This is a a part of history I know least about.
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The Name of the Rose - Umberto Eco
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Can you name those curves?
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That's where we are heading now to the root.
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One of the more important classes I ever took was medieval philosophy.
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And much more complex geographically. One or more parts of the world might be experiencing a dip while the other parts might be experiencing a rise
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Proliferation of stirrups gave rise to the military industrial complex?
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Not quite. There was a discontinuity at the Industrial Revolution.
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