De La Philosophie Scolastique, Mmoire Couronn

This is an award-winning essay by the French philosopher Jean Barthélemy Hauréau (1812-1896) on the history and nature of scholastic philosophy, particularly in the Middle Ages. Hauréau argues that scholasticism was a legitimate philosophical tradition that developed sophisticated methods of reasoning and analysis, and that it deserves to be studied and appreciated for its own merits, rather than simply dismissed as obsolete or misguided.

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