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The Culture of the High Middle Ages
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Revival of Learning
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1. Universities established in big cities
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1 st University: Bologna, Italy
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Some things never change
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2. Most writing in Latin, but some in Vernacular (everyday language)
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Dante-The Divine Comedy (trip to hell) Chaucer- Canterbury Tales (Pilgrims going to Canterbury)
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3. Scholasticism Attempt to harmonize Christian teaching with philosophy of the Greeks (Aristotle)
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Thomas Aquinas Summa Theologica No conflict between logic and faith Some truths can only be understood by faith
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4. Vernacular Literature 1. Chanson de geste: Heroic Epic poetry Song of Roland1. Chanson de geste: Heroic Epic poetry Song of Roland 2. Love songs and poetry2. Love songs and poetry
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Troubadours
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Courtly Love 26
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Woman on a pedestal (idealized)Woman on a pedestal (idealized) Longing, but no consummation—NOT!Longing, but no consummation—NOT! Eleanor of Aquitaine and the Court of LoveEleanor of Aquitaine and the Court of Love
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Cathedrals: Cities of God
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Old style: Romanesque 2
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1. rounded arches 10
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2. thick walls 3. small windows
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New Style: Gothic 10
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First: 1137 St. Denis
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1. pointed Arches
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2. flying buttresses 10
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Buttresses Notre Dame
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Gothic Interior 2
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3. stained glass windows 20
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Most famous
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Notre Dame--Paris 10
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Notre Dame 20
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Chartres Cathedral 19
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Interior, Chartres 10
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Famous for Windows 2
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Salsbury 1220 10
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Modern Use of Flying Buttresses 42
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Air Force Academy 42
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3.Center of community life Stonework and glass tell Bible stories 500 built between 1170-1270
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Stonework 2
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Carpenter’s Guild 2
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