The Intellectual Properties of Learning: A Prehistory from Saint Jerome to John Locke

Synopsis

The Commonwealth Of Learning -- Monastery And School -- The Medieval Monastic Paradox -- Learning In The Early Middle Ages -- The Patronage Of Medieval Learning -- The Learned Turn Of The High Middle Ages -- University And Academy -- The Translation Movements Of Islamic Learning -- The Medieval Universities Of Oxford And Paris -- Humanist Revival -- Learned Academies And Societies -- Early Modern Oxford And Cambridge -- Locke And Property -- A Theory Of Property -- An Act For The Encouragement Of Learning