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Yes, but the point is that universities weren't places of research, but learning/teaching.
by bonoboTP 1y ago
Yes, but the point is that universities weren't places of research, but learning/teaching.
- analog31 1y agoIt could be that interest in research itself is a relatively recent development. A lot of scholarship amounted to study of past scholarship, until science came along. Empirical science as we know it was barely a century old when Newton came along.
- checker659 1y agoThe article doesn't say much about the role of religion in this matter. Surely what one could study was limited by what was allowed by the church.