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Les universités françaises au Moyen Age / Verger.

By: Material type: TextSeries: Education and Society in the Middle Ages and Renaissance ; 7. | Education and Society in the Middle Ages and Renaissance Online, ISBN: 9789004472969Publisher: Leiden; Boston : BRILL, 1995Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
Carrier type:
  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9789004477094
  • 9789004103122
Subject(s): Additional physical formats: Print version:: Les universités françaises au Moyen Age.DDC classification:
  • 378.44/09/02 23
LOC classification:
  • LA698
Online resources:
Contents:
Preliminary Material / Jacques Verger -- Avant-propos / Jacques Verger -- Étude I A Propos de la Naissance de L'Université de Paris: Contexte Social, Enjeu Politique, Portée Intellectuelle / Jacques Verger -- Étude II Nova et Vetera dans le Vocabulaire des Premiers Statuts et Privilèges Universitaires Français / Jacques Verger -- Étude III L'Université de Paris et ses Collèges au Temps de Jérôme de Moravie / Jacques Verger -- Étude IV Le Chancelier et L'Université à Paris à la Fin Du XIII e Siècle / Jacques Verger -- Étude V Les Statuts des Universités Françaises du Moyen Age: Quelques Remarques / Jacques Verger -- Étude VI Le Recrutement Géographique des Universités Françaises au Début du XV e Siècle D'Après les Suppliques de 1403 / Jacques Verger -- Étude VII Les Professeurs des Universités Françaises à la Fin du Moyen Age / Jacques Verger -- Étude VIII The University of Paris at the End of the Hundred Years' War / Jacques Verger -- Étude IX Les Universités Françaises au XV e Siècle: Crise et Tentatives de Réforme / Jacques Verger -- Education & Society in the Middle Ages & Renaissance / Jacques Verger.
Summary: This volume includes nine studies both on the history of the University of Paris and on French universities in general during the Middle Ages, mainly from an institutional and social point of view. The first part is devoted to the XIIIth century, i.e. to the birth of the university, to its first institutions, to the growth of the earliest colleges and to the struggle between the scholars and external authorities, namely the Pope, the Bishop, the Chancellor and the King. The second part deals with the XVth century: the geographical recruitment of students, careers of teachers and the political role of the university during the last decades of the Hundred Years' War; it ends with a study on the reforms imposed upon French universities by the royal government after this War.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Preliminary Material / Jacques Verger -- Avant-propos / Jacques Verger -- Étude I A Propos de la Naissance de L'Université de Paris: Contexte Social, Enjeu Politique, Portée Intellectuelle / Jacques Verger -- Étude II Nova et Vetera dans le Vocabulaire des Premiers Statuts et Privilèges Universitaires Français / Jacques Verger -- Étude III L'Université de Paris et ses Collèges au Temps de Jérôme de Moravie / Jacques Verger -- Étude IV Le Chancelier et L'Université à Paris à la Fin Du XIII e Siècle / Jacques Verger -- Étude V Les Statuts des Universités Françaises du Moyen Age: Quelques Remarques / Jacques Verger -- Étude VI Le Recrutement Géographique des Universités Françaises au Début du XV e Siècle D'Après les Suppliques de 1403 / Jacques Verger -- Étude VII Les Professeurs des Universités Françaises à la Fin du Moyen Age / Jacques Verger -- Étude VIII The University of Paris at the End of the Hundred Years' War / Jacques Verger -- Étude IX Les Universités Françaises au XV e Siècle: Crise et Tentatives de Réforme / Jacques Verger -- Education & Society in the Middle Ages & Renaissance / Jacques Verger.

This volume includes nine studies both on the history of the University of Paris and on French universities in general during the Middle Ages, mainly from an institutional and social point of view. The first part is devoted to the XIIIth century, i.e. to the birth of the university, to its first institutions, to the growth of the earliest colleges and to the struggle between the scholars and external authorities, namely the Pope, the Bishop, the Chancellor and the King. The second part deals with the XVth century: the geographical recruitment of students, careers of teachers and the political role of the university during the last decades of the Hundred Years' War; it ends with a study on the reforms imposed upon French universities by the royal government after this War.

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