Author： Cousins A.D.
Publisher： Edinburgh University Press
E-ISSN： 2398-4961|39 (Number 149)|1|17-40
ISSN： 0047-8105
Source： Moreana, Vol.39 (Number 149), Iss.1, 2002-03, pp. : 17-40
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Abstract
William J. Bouwsma influentially argued, in 1975, that [t]he two ideological poles between which Renaissance humanism oscillated may be roughly labelled Stoicism and Augustinianism. He suggested that white individual humanists might, at different times, favour some version of one over some version of the other, their intellectual allegiances were nonetheless fundamentally divided between the two. An unacknowledged possibility in Bouwsmas essay is that humanist texts might interplay the twoknowingly or unselfconsciously. Stoical elements and Augustinianism can be seen to co-exist in Boethius
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