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Kuhrt argues that Western intellect and abstract truths still prevail at the expense of practicality

The Deeds of Louis the Fat Matthew Oram and high-stakes testing that discouragesEarly 12th century France was a violent and militaristic society dominated by the values of an aggressive class of warriors a culture divided into those who worked, those who prayed, and those who bore arms. A civilization of extraordinary richness and sophistication emerged, and perhaps no contemporary account describes this development more vividly than Abbot Suger's "The Deeds of Louis the Fat". A text frequently cited in textbooks and monographs,