Currents of Mediaeval Thought [Hardcover] Michael Seidlmayer

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“Currents of Mediaeval Thought” by Michael Seidlmayer, translated by D. Barker, offers an insightful exploration into the intellectual currents of the medieval period, with a particular focus on Germany. Published by Basil Blackwell in 1960, this first edition in translation is a part of the “Studies in Mediaeval History” series, edited by Geoffrey Barraclough. The book is bound in a red cloth cover, typical of mid-20th-century academic publications, and lacks a dust jacket. It features ex-library markings from Eastern Montana College, including stamps and a checkout card, reflecting its history within an academic setting. The text delves into the philosophical and cultural influences that shaped medieval Europe, making it a valuable resource for historians and scholars of medieval studies. The book’s collectible value is enhanced by its first edition status, providing a rare glimpse into the scholarly interpretations of the time.

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