Works like Sic
This man described a conversation about ethics between three people who came to him in a dream in The Dialogue of a Philosopher with a Jew and a Christian. This man also wrote a treatise on Ethics that was subtitled "know yourself". Alberic of Paris showed inconsistencies in this man's principles of topical inference, while this man's attack on the Petrobrusian heresy is one of only two accounts of it. His writings include Theologia Scholarium and a rational account of the Trinity in his Theologia Summi Boni and he rejected the realism of his teachers Roscelin and William of Champeaux. He more famously argued that considering the contradictions of church fathers led truth, something he accomplished by addressing 158 questions with the titular responses.  Works like Sic et Non got him condemned by the Council of Soissons and hated by Bernard of Clairvaux. FTP, identify this scholastic, father of Astrolabe, who told the History of My Calamities, which included getting his junk chopped off for banging that piece of ass Heloise.
This man described a conversation about ethics between three people who came to him in a dream in The Dialogue of a Philosopher with a Jew and a Christian.
Peter {Abelard} [accept: {Petrus Abaelardus}; {Pierre Abelard}; {Peter Abailard}]