The term "scholastic tradition" refers to a way of studying and teaching that developed in medieval Europe. It emphasizes logical reasoning, debate, and the analysis of classical texts. Full definition
His delineation of «decline» and «apostasy» is more valid for groups that stand directly in the line of the «Princeton theology» and other scholastic traditions and less valid for others. (religion-online.org)
In the Western scholastic tradition this theology has been named «Scotist» after Blessed John Duns Scotus who frames the question in terms of the glorification of the human nature of Christ as the highest good of creation: (faith.org.uk)
A very distinguished school that was first opened in 1596, so it was a longstanding school and with a great scholastic tradition. (laskerfoundation.org)