SCIENCE IN THE LATIN WEST DURING MEDIEVAL AGE (MR. SOTTO)

BARBARIAN INVASION- MIGRATION OF CITIZENS OF ROMAN EMPIRE TO ITS NEIGBORING TRIBES.

LATIN WEST- WESTERN EUROPE UNITED BY THE LANGUAGE AND EUROPEAN CULTURE.

MIGRATION OR BARBARIAN INVASION

DE URBANIZATION- NEGATIVE EFFECT OF THE FALL OF ROMAN EMPIRE

STUDY OF NATIVE WAS PURSUED MORE FOR PRACTICAL REASON THAN AN ABSTRACT INQUIRY.

EDUCATIONAL REFORM (CHARLES THE GREAT)

7 LIBERAL ARTS

-TRIVIUM (LITERARY EDUCATION) ( RHETORIC, GRAMMAR, DIALECTIC)

-QUADRIVIUM (SCIENTIFIC EDUCATION) (ARITHMETIC, GEOMETRY, MUSIC, ASTRONOMY)

• BIRTH OF MEDIEVAL UNIVERSITIES
• REDISCOVERY OF THE WORKS OF ARISTOTLE
• LATIN TRANSLATION OF THE MAIN WORKS OF ARISTOTLE
• LATIN TRANSLATION OF THE MAIN WORKS OF ANCIENT PHILOSOPHERS AND THINKERS
• GROSSETESTZ (OXFORD FRANCISCAN SCHOOL)
• ARISTOTLE'S DUAL PATH OF REASONING (RESOLUTION AND COMPOSITION)
• FROM PARTICULAR OBSERVATION TO UNIVERSAL LAW VV.)

SCIENTIST

• BACON OBSERVATION, HYPOTHESIS, EXPERIMENTATION AND VERIFICATION
• WILLIAM OF OCCAM (PRINCIPLE OF PARSIMONY)
• JEAN BURIDAN (BRILLIANT ART MASTER OF MA) "THEORY OF IMPETUS"
• THOMAS BRADWARDINE- DISTINGUISHED DYNAMICS TO KINEMATICS, INSTANTANEOUS VELOCITY, MEAN SPEED THEOREM
• NICOLE ORESME- POLISHED THE HELIOCENTRIC THEORY; OPTICS
• BLACK DEATH (MID 14TH CENTURY)
• CATHOLIC CHURCH DISINTEGRATION (PAPACY)