The call for Papers for our final conference (September 9-11, 2024) is now out. The conference will focus on Scotism in the Reformation Era: Historical and Historiographical Questions. Here's a link to the full CfP. Don't miss to submit a proposal until February 29!
Welcome to the project A Disregarded Past - Medieval Scholasticism and Reformed Thought. This project is funded by the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) for a duration of four years (August 2020 to July 2024), and is hosted by the Institut d'histoire de la Réformation. It intends to study the importance of medieval scholasticism for Reformed thought, a possible source of influence neglected both by early Reformed theologians and in modern research. Following on geographical lines the transmission of ideas from the Late Middle Ages to the Reformed Tradition, the project focuses on the Swiss area, on the Palatinate, on Scotland and on France. It pays particular attention to the dissemination of Scotist thought, given that the presence of Scotism in Reformed doctrine has often been suggested, but never systematically investigated.
On the following pages, you'll find:
- A detailed description of the project and its subprojects
- A short presentation of the team
- A list of events organized or attended by the team members
- A list of publications related to the project
- A growing collection of resources gathered for the project