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| Panofsky details a map of scholasticism and gothic architecture, detailing parallels between the two including: the rise of Aristotelianism with Acquinas relating to the 'more lifelike' High Gothic Sculpture of Rheims and other cathedrals; the geographical 'decentralization' of both disciplines after the end phase of the High Scholastic and High Gothic periods (ca1270); and a general linkage between the dominance of rational comprehensive analysis of high Scholasticism to the more naturalistic and less abstract tendency of art in that age | |
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