Felsefe Tarihi - 3

History of Philosophy - 3 Book Description Between the 11th and 13th centuries, radical transformations in political and social life, art, economy and technology are noticeable in the West. Philosophy is also a part of the material and intellectual awakening in this period. The 13th century is the period when the translation and interpretation movement showed its influence. This movement is, on the one hand, an effort to compensate for the West's philosophical lag vis-à-vis the Arabs and ancient Greece, and on the other hand, it is the source of discussions that changed its view of the "scholastic" period. The venue for these discussions, which come to a conclusion as a result of the presentation of theses and counter-theses, is "universities". However, in the late 13th century, trust in Aristotle's philosophy, which was accepted as a model of explanation, was shaken. In particular, the necessary link between theology and philosophy is broken. As the 14th century approaches, culture opens up to the plurality of truths. Europe is also in the shadow of the Hundred Years' War and the plague. In the 15th century, a new sensitivity takes shape: humanism. The time has come when man will be considered the measure of everything. (From the Promotional Bulletin)