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Readings in the History of Education: Mediaeval Universities

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The collection assembles translations and documentary selections that illuminate the origins, organization, and daily life of medieval universities. It surveys curricular and methodological shifts, including the renewed study of classical philosophy, canon and civil law, theology, and medicine, and presents translated commentaries and classroom texts. It reproduces records of academic exercises—the lecture, disputation, and examination—alongside statutes, privileges, and degree requirements, and provides introductions and notes designed to help students engage directly with primary sources.

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Arthur O. Norton

Arthur O. Norton was an educator and author known for his contributions to the field of educational history. His notable work, "Readings in the History of Education: Mediaeval Universities," explores the development and significance of medieval universities, providing insights into their impact on education and society. Through his writings, Norton sheds light on the evolution of educational institutions and their role in shaping intellectual thought during the medieval period.

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