Sciences and the Self in Medieval Poetry

Discover the fascinating intersection of literature and philosophy in "Sciences and the Self in Medieval Poetry," a thought-provoking study by James Simpson. Published in 1995 by Cambridge University Press, this hardback edition spans 334 pages and delves into two significant poems from the later medieval period. Simpson meticulously explores the contrasting forms of literary humanism that shaped their cultural backdrop, offering insights into the distinct modes of thought that inform their views on selfhood and education. This work is vital for anyone interested in medieval literature and the evolution of self-concept in historical context. Ideal for scholars, students, and book lovers alike, this title invites readers to engage with the rich intellectual landscape of the past.