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Núm. 70

The Long Middle Ages in Philosophy: a justification

DOI
https://doi.org/10.12795/themata.2024.i70.02
Enviado
noviembre 18, 2024
Publicado
2024-12-31

Resumen

El objetivo de este artículo es mostrar que la archiconocida localización temporal de la filosofía medieval entre los años 500 y 1500 oscurece su gran riqueza e influencias (tanto previas como posteriores) a la vez que aplica límites extremadamente rígidos. Frente a esta idea se defiende la existencia de una larga Edad Media en la filosofía occidental (ampliamente concebida) que abarca, aproximadamente, desde el año 200 hasta el 1700. A lo largo de las páginas se justificará la propuesta y se hará frente a las críticas que sostienen que esta teoría homogeneiza diversos tipos de filosofía, subestima el desarrollo de la ciencia moderna o infravalora la filosofía del Renacimiento.

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