adj. 1 of schools, education,et cetera (и так далее); academic. 2 hist. of scholasticism. [Greek: related to *school1]

... ofModern aesthetics :.Rationalism andEmpiricism TheModern Age saw atransition from medieval scholastic traditions .toanew approach based onrationalism andempiricism Philosophers suchasDescartes andLocke emphasized ... (Aesthetics)
... theory , American mathematician Claude Shannon .wrote : “Our VMs look like scholastic scientists When calculating along chain ofarithmetic operations , digital computers .significantly ... (Fundamentals of Internet and Web Technologies)
... ofKolmogorov 'saxiomatics Therefore , thisgeneralization ofKolmogorov 'saxioms so far has .apurely scholastic character SGafurov believes thatthefundamental difference between Keynes 'sprobability .theory (and, therefore ... (Decision theory)
... withdeep sarcasm Rabelais , ahumanist who fought against thestiffness ofconsciousness .withtheology andscholastic science , directs thearrows ofsarcasm .against scholastic scholars , producing mocking “Sorbonate ... ... theend ofthe.XIII century , atthetime offermentation , when thenaive life .offantasy andtheresults ofscholastic thinking mutually touch .and, asfar aspossible , try topenetrate intoeach other .So ... (Rhetoric)
... forPedagogy inHamburg MMontessori 'ssystem isbased ontheideas offree .education Criticizing theoutdated scholastic methods ofteaching atschool and.theshortcomings ofFroebel 'skindergartens , Montessori supported theidea .of theinadmissibility ... (Pedagogical psychology)
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