Heloise

In the beginning of the 12th century, Helloew not only showed the true meaning of having to have a wrong relationship with them, but also established relationships that recorded it in other parts of the world. These two are French philosophers and theologians Peter Abelard (1079-1142?) And his wife, Herois. Peter Abelard was born in Le Pallet, Brittany in 1079, learned Roche in Paris with French honorary philosopher Roscelin and French realist Champeaux of Champeaux. Criticizing the teaching of my husband

Helloaus was one of the women who received excellent education in her era and was a wonderful beauty. In order to get used to Heloise, Abelard persuaded Fulbert to allow him to teach Heloise. Abelard pretended her home as an "barrier" to his research and moved to Helloise and her uncle's house. Soon, despite the differences in age, Abelard and Heloise became lovers. When she finally agreed to become Abelard's wife, Heloise told him. Bellad later wrote in his "history" that "As the world now knows, she lacks the spirit of prophecy."

When Heloise was pregnant, she left Paris to live with Abelard's sister in Brittany. So she gave birth to a son. After all, Heloise agreed to a secret marriage. This meant that the reputation of Heloise still staggered, and she had to live in a monastery. At the same time, Abelard was living a normal life. Some historians believe that Abelad began to lose interest in Heloise. At that time, he hired a person to neuter scholars. Not only did this end soon, it also prevented Aberrad from doing anything in the future. This also makes him feel humiliated

"Helloise and Abelade" is one of the most passionate and romantic real love stories in history. The 900-year relationship between the 12th century philosopher and theologian and his student, Eloise, continues to stimulate us. Their passionate relationship shocked the community they lived in. The details of their physical and spiritual intimacy also warns us of the story of our time. There are still some social policies that lead to intellectuals, theology and severe attitude towards sexual oppression. This wonderful love story, like the hero's courage and passion, is very helpful for our own understanding of religious tolerance, gender equality, and intellectual freedom.