Creation and Regulation in the 12th Century

New ideas and the naming of the heresy

Dr Clare Monagle, lecturer at Monash University's School of Historical Studies, discusses the tensions that existed between intellectual development and social control in 12th century educational institutions.

Part of the 'Life in the Middle Ages' series, this lecture was held on 8 May 2008 at the State Library of Victoria, in association with The Medieval Imagination exhibition.

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Dr Clare Monagle is a lecturer at the School of Historical Studies at Monash University.

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