Companion to Medieval Christian Humanism

John P. Bequette earned his Ph.D. at Saint Louis University in 2001. He is Associate Professor of Theology at the University of Saint Francis in Fort Wayne, Indiana, USA. He has published scholarly articles on various medieval theological and spiritual texts, and authored Rhetoric in the Monastic Tradition: A Textual Study (Peter Lang, 2012).

• Introduction – John P. Bequette, University of Saint Francis, INChapter 1: Augustine – David P. Fleischacker, University of Mary, NDChapter 2: Bede – John P. Bequette, University of Saint Francis, IN Chapter 3: Anselm of Canterbury – Benjamin Brown, Lourdes University, OHChapter 4: William of St. Thierry – Aage Rydstrøm-Poulson, University of GreenlandChapter 5: Peter Abelard – Eileen Sweeney, Boston College, MAChapter 6: Bernard of Clairvaux – David Appleby, Thomas Aquinas College, CAChapter 7: Hugh of St. Victor – Andrew Salzmann, Benedictine College, KSChapter 8: Peter Lombard – John Slotemaker, Fairfield University, CTChapter 9: Aelred of Rievaulx – J. Stephen Russell, Hofstra University, NYChapter 10: Thomas Aquinas – Benjamin Smith, Aquinas College, TNChapter 11: Bonaventure – C. Colt Anderson, Fordham University, NYChapter 12: Dante – Nancy Enright, Seton Hall University, NJChapter 13: John Duns Scotus – Richard H. Bulzacchelli, Aquinas College, TNChapter 14: John Wyclif – Ian Levy, Providence College, RIChapter 15: Julian of Norwich – Justin Jackson, Hillsdale College, MIIndex