How to read today Medieval texts?
Keywords:
Middle Ages, Tradition, Teaching, HermeneuticsAbstract
This note will attempt to respond to the theme by presenting: 1) a historical framework of the various exegeses practiced on the great doctrinal texts of the Middle Ages; 2) the result of my own experience, already of thirty years, in the handling of these texts; 3) their relationship with the so-called “current hermeneutic regime of reason”.
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