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Scholasticism is a scientific way of thinking and method developed in the medieval Latin-speaking scholarly world.

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	[[Scholasticism]] ~~(from {{Greek\|σχολή}} ''skʰoˈlɛː'' "leisure, idleness, rest", but later also "study, school"; usually derived from the Middle {{Latin\|scholasticus}} "schoolmaster")~~ is a [[scientific]] way of [[thinking]] and method developed in the medieval Latin-speaking scholarly world.		[[Scholasticism]] is a [[scientific]] way of [[thinking]] and method developed in the medieval Latin-speaking scholarly world.