The Impact of Translation on Philosophy and Education

This chapter examines the profound influence of ancient texts, particularly those of Aristotle, on modern thought through the lens of history and philosophy. It highlights the 12th-century translation movement and its role in facilitating knowledge exchange between Christian and Islamic scholars, which ultimately led to the establishment of universities. The discussion emphasizes the collaborative nature of translation and the importance of an open-access approach to knowledge as a means of fostering societal change.