Natural Equality: Freedom, Authority and Obedience in Two Medieval Thinkers
The middle ages is commonly seen as an age of inequality, when society was structured by fixed social hierarchies. However, beginning in the late eleventh century and continuing through the thirteenth century, widespread economic and cultural changes, together with a revival of spiritual intensity a...
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Society of Christian Ethics
2001
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The annual of the Society of Christian Ethics
Year: 2001, Volume: 21, Pages: 275-299 |
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