Scholasticism

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Scholasticism is a medieval European philosophical movement or methodology that was the predominant education in Europe from about 1100 to 1700.

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philosophical and theological framework
His work is rooted in the Scholastic method, which he adapted to address the specific ethical challenges posed by the colonization of the Americas.
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methodological and pedagogical tradition
Báñez utilized the scholastic method of disputation and commentary to address contemporary moral and theological questions.
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philosophical framework and methodology
His work is rooted in the late scholastic tradition, utilizing Aristotelian logic and Thomistic theology to address contemporary moral and economic questions.
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was a major representative of the Scholastic tradition
Cano's work represents the peak of Spanish Scholasticism, focusing on the synthesis of Aristotelian logic with Christian theology.
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philosophical and theological framework
Medina's methodology and approach to moral theology were deeply rooted in the scholastic tradition, which sought to reconcile faith with reason.
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philosophical and theological methodology
Mercado utilized the scholastic method to reconcile traditional Christian moral teachings with the complex realities of 16th-century international trade and banking.
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intellectual framework for his economic thought
Azpilcueta utilized the scholastic method of rigorous logical inquiry and moral evaluation to address the economic realities of the early modern period.
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philosophical framework underlying Mariana's methodology
Mariana's writings are deeply rooted in the Scholastic tradition, utilizing its dialectical method to address contemporary political and economic problems.
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philosophical framework for economic inquiry
The School of Salamanca operated within the scholastic tradition, using its rigorous logical methods to analyze contemporary economic and social problems.
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broader intellectual tradition containing Thomism
Thomism is the most prominent school within the medieval Scholastic tradition, which emphasizes the use of logic and dialectical reasoning in theology.
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