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Caiazzo, Irene, "«Rex illiteratus est quasi asinus coronatus»: i laici e la filosofia nel secolo XII", Freiburger Zeitschrift für Philosophie und Theologie, 63/2 (2016), 347-380.

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It is precisely from the twelfth century that the distinction cleric/lay spread in the West. The two terms are decidedly polysemous; however, the two most common meanings of lay are “non-religious” and “non-literate”. From the twelfth century, the laity is becoming a social and cultural category and lays are seekers of a specific literary and philosophical production. Sometimes authors sometimes recipients of philosophical works, the lays philosophantes are chiefly found in the princely courts: they are mostly interested in natural questions, ethics and politics. Philosophical works in the vernacular also emerging.

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Filosofia - Filosofia natural
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