Medieval philosophy

“The Middle Ages in One Hour”: Online Lecture on Medieval thought with Mark Spencer

Posted on by Martin Cothran

Join us this Saturday, April 26, at noon (ET) for “The Middle Ages in One Hour: An Overview of Medieval Thinkers,” a free Memoria College Community Lecture with Dr. Mark Spencer. Dr. Spencer, Associate Professor in Philosophy at the University of St. Thomas, will give a fast-paced introduction to key medieval thinkers and their enduring relevance.

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UPDATE (4/29): Thank you to everyone who was able to join us for Dr. Mark Spencer’s wonderful lecture, “The Middle Ages in One Hour: An Overview of Medieval Thinkers”! For anyone who was not able to attend or would like to review the talk- the link to the lecture’s recording is below:

Lecture Recording Here

 

Martin Cothran

Martin Cothran is Provost of Memoria College, editor of The Classical Teacher magazine and author of Memoria Press’ Traditional Logic, Material Logic, and Classical Rhetoric. Martin has taught Latin, Logic, and Rhetoric at Highlands Latin School in Louisville, Kentucky, and is widely quoted on education and other public policy issues in Reuters News Service, USA Today, The New York Times, and The Washington Post. The Lexington Herald-Leader called him “the master of the thirty-second sound bite,” and the Associated Press has described him as “articulate and relentless.” A frequent guest on Kentucky Educational Television’s “Kentucky Tonight,” a statewide weekly public affairs program.

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