Found inside – Page 145Yet Abelard's unusual composition only ... 187 Peter Abelard, Planctus virginum Israelis super filia Jephtce Galadita. Latin references are taken from the ... Found insidePedro Alfonso, as well as Abelard's three dialogues among heathens, Jews, ... after Peter Abelard's composition of Sic et non.12 As conflict, according to ... Found inside – Page 37... such as Augustine, Hildegard of Bingen, and Peter Abelard (11th–12th centuries), helped themselves to its phrases, language, expressions, and emotional ... Found inside – Page 242So, in treating of this composition, Peter is in effect dealing with a distinctive ... into the sort of theory developed by Peter Abelard a century earlier, ... It should be particularly noted that this book was written at a time when Western Europe had no intellectual endeavors but was just surfacing into the world of philosophy. Found inside – Page xxxiiPeter Abelard. fairly minor issue.48 There are just four additions of any length, all in the first collatio. In § 7, the Philosopher backs up his point that ... Found insideAlthough von Moos mentions Abelard's planctus composition, both essays focus more on ... “Autobiography as Therapy: Guibert de Nogent, Peter Abelard, ... Found insideImportant Latin examples are those by Peter Abelard (1079–1142); the best known troubadour planh is by Gaucelm Faidit on the death of Richard the ... Found inside – Page 334After the success of Peter Abelard the Greg - y - Nog Press asked her to translate ... The composition of these last three works postdate the chronology of ... Found inside – Page 187One of the foremost figures of the period, Peter Abelard, sought answers to 158 central problems in theology, collecting the conflicting opinions in the ... Found insideSee Constant J. Mews, “Bernard of Clairvaux, Peter Abelard and Heloise on the Definition ofLove,” Revista Portuguesa de Filosofia 60 (2004): 650. Found inside... most of which are short; the most impressive is a setting of a medieval Easter text “Solus ad victimam” (Peter Abelard, 1079–1142) for chorus and organ. Found inside – Page 158... Hugh of Saint Victor, and Peter Abelard, asserting differences of opinion ... influence in Rome.53 Assuming that both were compositions of Abelard, ... Found inside – Page 109school of St. Victor's came constructive criti . cisms of Abelard which showed how greatly he inspired creative thought.36 The theological compositions produced by Abelard's school show the development of early scholastic logic and theology ... Found insideOne reason for Abelard's composition of his Hymnarius was possibly the fact that the sisters of the Paraclete were singing hymns found in the first ... Found insideFamily, Gender, and Ethics in Peter Abelard's Carmen ad Astralabium and Planctus J. Ruys. Thereare precedentsfor the composition of adidactic textas ... Found inside – Page 87According to Schmeidler , at least in his earlier articles , Abelard was motivated ... 24 ) the reason behind Abelard's composition as ' fatuité d'homme ' . Found inside – Page 198... ones composed on Biblical models by Peter Abelard . planctus Mariae . Lyric or dramatic composition set in the form of the Virgin's lament for the death ... Found inside – Page 2Peter Abelard's biographical information is taken primarily from the Story of My Calamities and also his letters to his lover Heloise. Found inside – Page 106... I have chosen to focus on Peter Abelard (1079–1143), not least because his own ... of Paris.19 Handsome and talented in the composition of love songs, ... Found inside – Page 14tajned by the celebrated Peter Abelard , in the 11th century , and has found a very able advocate in Mr. Stewart , present professor of moral philosophy in ... Found inside – Page xliPeter Abelard, Heloise, Stanley Lombardo ... II takes Heloise and her nuns under papal protection Composition of the Calamities Beginning of correspondence ... Found inside – Page 43Dialectica, dedicated to the education of the sons of his brother Dagobert, was Peter Abelard's first large-scale composition. Found inside – Page 167ELEVENTH CENTURY Philosopher Works/Ideas/Concepts Peter Abelard, French Abelard formulated what is now recognized as a central nominalist tenet: only ... Found inside – Page 501If in writing these letters Abelard created a literary fiction to present ideas ... a charge of presumption for writing his own liturgical compositions*. Found insideThe influence of Peter Abelard APPENDICES Appendix 1: Sources relating to Peter Abelard Appendix II: Writings of ... Poetic and musical compositions 7. Found inside – Page 94Second, also because the composition denoted or consignified by means of the verb 'is' ... philosophers and grammarians as Peter Abelard and Peter Helias, ... Found inside – Page 4Donizetti Discovery SNO Announcement John Manduell as chairman of its Advisory Panel on Music . ... Edwin Roxburgh ( 46 ) comes from Liverpool but now lives in London , and will use his bursary to work on an opera about Peter Abelard . Found inside – Page 6Peter Abelard. Date and Place of Composition The date of Abelard's composition of his commentary must be discerned through careful scholarship, because, ... Found inside – Page 153ELEVENTH CENTURY Philosopher Works/Ideas/Concepts Peter Abelard, French Abelard formulated what is now recognized as a central nominalist tenet: only ... Found inside – Page 126For identification of the Peter in this passage with Peter Abelard , see de Rijk , " Some New Evidence on Twelfth - Century Logic . " 54. Found inside – Page 115... including bishops ( Stephen Langton ) , church and court officials ( Peter of Blois ) , scholars ( Peter Abelard , Gaulterus of Châtillon , and Philip ... Found inside – Page 270Ziolkowski in Letters of Peter Abelard, 46. Elsewhere, Abelard directly linked his skill in composition to the prayerfulness of the women on his behalf: ... Found inside – Page 119In 1969 , Dello Joio received a commission from Kappa Kappa Psi and Tau Beta Sigma to write a band composition for the fiftieth ... Peter Abelard ( 1079-1142 ) was one of the foremost scholars of his day and father of the University of Paris . Found inside – Page 199A Collection of Critical Essays ... enjoyed a good name dur- ing the 1070s and 1080s, seems a likely location to have educated the child Peter Abelard. Found inside – Page 89Essays on Dante and Petrarch Pamela Williams. Peter Abelard, pp. 287–92 and 298–303. 69. Gilson, Héloïse and Abélard, pp. 59–60. 70.