Keywords
Romerriget
Middelalderen
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Abstract
Gik videnskaben i stå i middelalderen? Og var det kristendommens skyld – eller Romerrigets? John Rosendal Nielsen argumenterer for, at det ikke blot var religion, men også romersk kultur, politik og magtstruktur, der kvælede den frie græske tænkning. Der introduceres analyser af bl.a. Hypatias skæbne og Justinians lukning af Athens akademi og vi vil ses på, hvordan filosofi og matematik blev reduceret til tjenestepiger for teologi.
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