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The Medieval New Ambivalence In An Age Of Innovation Patricia Clare Ingham

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The Medieval New Ambivalence In An Age Of Innovation Patricia Clare Ingham
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Publisher: University of Pennsylvania Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.34 MB
Pages: 288
Author: Patricia Clare Ingham
ISBN: 9780812291230, 0812291239
Language: English
Year: 2015

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The Medieval New Ambivalence In An Age Of Innovation Patricia Clare Ingham by Patricia Clare Ingham 9780812291230, 0812291239 instant download after payment.

Contrary to the common conception of the Middle Ages as an era opposed to innovation, The Medieval New demonstrates that medieval caution about the new was generated not by the blind appeal of tradition in a religiously conservative age, but as a response to radical expansions of possibility in realms of art and science.


Contrary to the common conception of the Middle Ages as an era opposed to innovation, The Medieval New demonstrates that medieval caution about the new was generated not by the blind appeal of tradition in a religiously conservative age, but as a response to radical expansions of possibility in realms of art and science.

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