scholasticism

See also: Scholasticism

English

Etymology

From scholastic +‎ -ism.

Pronunciation

• (US) IPA^(key): /skəˈlæstɪˌsɪzəm/
• Hyphenation: scho‧las‧ti‧cism

Noun

scholasticism (countable and uncountable, plural scholasticisms)

1. (philosophy) A tradition or school of philosophy, originating in the Middle Ages, that combines classical philosophy with Catholic theology.

Derived terms

• second scholasticism

Translations

school of philosophy

• Azerbaijani: sxolastika
• Bulgarian: схоластика (bg) f (sholastika)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 經けい院いん哲學てつがく／经院哲学てつがく (jīngyuànzhéxué), 士し林りん哲學てつがく／士し林りん哲学てつがく (shìlínzhéxué)

• Danish: skolastik c
• Faroese: skúlaspeki f
• French: scolastique (fr)
• German: Scholastik (de) f, Schulwissenschaft f
• Indonesian: skolastisisme (id)
• Italian: scolasticismo (it)
• Japanese: スコラ学がく (sukoragaku)
• Kazakh: схоластика (sxolastika)
• Korean: 스콜라주의 (seukollajuui)
• Latin: scholastica f
• Malayalam: സ്കൊളാസ്റ്റിസിസം (skoḷāsṟṟisisaṁ)
• Persian: فلسفه مدرسی
• Portuguese: escolasticismo m
• Spanish: escolástica (es), escolasticismo (es) m
• Turkish: skolastik felsefe
• Uzbek: sxolastika (uz)
• Vietnamese: triết học kinh viện, triết học sĩ lâm
• Volapük: julanolav
• Welsh: ysgolaeth, sgolastigiaeth