Date of Award

Fall 1991

Document Type

Restricted Thesis

Terms of Use

© 1991 Katja J. van Brabant. All rights reserved. Access to this work is restricted to users within the Swarthmore College network and may only be used for non-commercial, educational, and research purposes. Sharing with users outside of the Swarthmore College network is expressly prohibited. For all other uses, including reproduction and distribution, please contact the copyright holder.

Degree Name

Bachelor of Arts

Department

History Department

First Advisor

Robert S. DuPlessis

Abstract

Drawing on texts written by classical Roman writers and Christian Church Fathers, Van Brabant analyzes humanist educational works from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries . She concludes that no monolithic humanist educational program existed in this period; authors incorporated Christian and classical ideals in their writings in a variety of combinations.

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