Research on the Attitude towards Islam of Medieval European -Take Historian William of Malmesbury as Case

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Mamo William Salisbury; Islam; East

Abstract

In early medieval, Europeans generally distinct Islam from Christian as a pagan. 12th century, exchanges of Europe and the Arab world in the military and cultural gradually increased, so that the Islam stereotype of scholars changed gradually. During this period of England's famous historian William Salisbury Mamo under the influence of the Renaissance secular trend and was attracted by the crusades and the grand theme of East-West conflict, he made a certain amount of research and it had achieved relative more rational understanding.

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