Antoni Bordoy, Enseñar filosofía en los albores de la Universidad (1200–1240): estudio histórico acompañado del acceso de los filósofos a las siete artes liberales, Sindéresis, Madrid 2018.

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Published: Mar 22, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.21071/mijtk.v5i.11803
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Bordoy, Liberal arts, Medieval universities

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David Arbesu
University of South Florida

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Antoni Bordoy, Enseñar filosofía en los albores de la Universidad (1200–1240): estudio histórico acompañado del acceso de los filósofos a las siete artes liberales, Sindéresis, Madrid 2018, 348 pp., ISBN 9788416262533 (PBK).

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Arbesu, D. (2020). Antoni Bordoy, Enseñar filosofía en los albores de la Universidad (1200–1240): estudio histórico acompañado del acceso de los filósofos a las siete artes liberales, Sindéresis, Madrid 2018. Mediterranea, International Journal on the Transfer of Knowledge, 5, 451–454. https://doi.org/10.21071/mijtk.v5i.11803
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