Explore the fascinating origins of higher education in "The Rise of Universities," a seminal work by Charles Homer Haskins. Delve into the medieval world to uncover the intellectual and social forces that shaped the earliest universities. Haskins meticulously traces the evolution of these institutions, examining their impact on scholasticism and the broader currents of medieval history.

This enduring study illuminates the development of universities as centers of learning and innovation. Discover how these medieval institutions laid the foundation for modern education and intellectual discourse. A cornerstone of intellectual history, "The Rise of Universities" offers a compelling look at the formative years of higher education in Europe, revealing the enduring legacy of these groundbreaking centers of knowledge. Perfect for anyone interested in medieval social history, the history of education, or the development of universities.

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