The term schoolytic is an adjective derived from the word school, which means school. So, schoolyticism means flow or is related to school. Schoontic words are a distinctive pattern of medieval philosophical history.
At that time, there were many teaching institutions that were sought by the monasteries, churches, or the palace. His library was taken from the Latin writers, Arab (Islam), and Greek.
Schoastic period is divided into three periods, namely:
1. Schoastic beginning, lasting from the year 800-1200;
From the 5th to the 8th century CE, patristic philosophical thought began to decline, moreover, in the 6th and 7th centuries it was said to be chaotic century. This was because there was an attack on the Romans that the Roman Empire and its civilization collapsed that had been built for centuries.
New in the 8th century A.D., Power was under Karel Agung (742 -- 814) to provide an atmosphere of tranquility, culture, and science, terffiasuvEfii-Dbpan man Berta p -- philosophy that all appeared began to rise. It is this resurrection that is a medieval brilliance, where the arch of his thinking is different from the previous.
Among his characters were Aquinas (735-805), Johannes Scotes Eriugena (815 -- 870), Peter Lombard (1100 -- 1160), John Saabs = -- Bury (1115 -- 1180), Peter Abaelardus (1079 -- 1180).
 Peter Abaelardus (1079 -- 1180)
He was born in Le Pallet, France. He had a harsh personality and his views were very sharp so that it often quarrel with the mind-expert pars and church officials. He is a popular conceptualism and scholar in romantic literature, as well as a rationalistic, meaning that the role of reason can subdue the power of faith. Faith has to be preceded by reason. What to believe is what has been approved or acceptable to reason.
Unlike the Anselm who says that thinking must be in line with faith, Abaelardus gives reason that thinking it is beyond faith (beyond belief). Because it thinks it is something that stands alone. This is in accordance with the method of dialectic which without hesitation is shown in theology, namely that theology must provide a place for all evidence. Thus, in theology the faith almost loses place. He modeled, as the doctrine of the Trinity is also based on evidence, including evidence in the revelations of the Lord. '
2. Schoastic peak, lasting from the year 1200-1300;
