The SEDRIC School Cool Bus concept vehicle is done up in scholastic yellow, with a large OLED screen inside for entertaining school-age passengers, and bench storage for holding book bags and more.
For the Christian world, that job would be done by the Scholastics, above all by St. Thomas Aquinas, whose writings were the basis of European philosophy from the thirteenth to the sixteenth century.
It is not at all certain that today's historians would have direct intellectual access to Plato, Aristotle, and St. Augustine had the Scholastics not done their patient spadework.
His mother is a writer of children's books, including the "I Can Do It" series (Scholastic and Viking Kestrel).
Just simplify the issue by stereotyping African-American boys as hooked on an N.B.A. dream, even the majority who don't play scholastic basketball at all.
Scholastic did not consider giving up the development of 557 Broadway, Mr. Bretschger said, although it temporarily sublet the property back to Kalodop to continue operating the garage.
And by studying Aquinas in his medieval context, he recovered a Thomism that expounded the presence and mystery of God in far less rationalistic and conceptual ways than did its neo-scholastic versions.
There was, of course, economics before Smith: the Greeks made significant contributions, as did the medieval scholastics, and from the 15th to the 18th century an enormous amount of pamphlet literature discussed and developed the implications of economic nationalism (a body of thought now known as mercantilism).
Since Ibn Gabirol is not trying tacitly or otherwise to do what many scholastics are trying to do (viz. to "get Aristotle right"), it is methodologically strained to critique Ibn Gabirol from an Aristotelian vantage point.
Neither Ramus nor his followers felt able to extend this freedom to theological questions, though their scholastic opponents accused them of having done so.
