Byzantine Philosophy and its Historiography

Byzantinoslavica 68:369-381 (2010)
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The article deals with the question of existence of a separate academic field of Byzantine philosophy and of its place in the modern philosophical research. In the first part, author gives an outline of the main trends in the scholarship on Byzantine philosophical tradition, highlighting some of the main works in the field. In the second part, the author gives his opinion on the questions raised and offers some suggestions and remarks on the development of the study of Byzantine philosophy.

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