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- Scotus and Ockham: Selected Essays
- Book
- 2004
- Published by: Franciscan Institute Publications
summary
Produced over a career of six decades, Allan Wolter's monumental editions, translations, commentaries and studies constitute by far the largest and most influential body of scholarship by any modern author. The present collections brings together twelve of Wolter's seminal articles, most of which have never been reprinted, as well as two new studies written for this volume. They range over the length of Wolter's career and represent the breadth of his interests: Scotus's literary production and academic career, his metaphysics, ethics, and theologoy, and his relation to Ockham and other Franciscan theologians, This is a valuable collection for anyone working in late medieval philosophy or theology.
Table of Contents
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- Title Page, Copyright
- pp. 2-4
- 2. The Early Works of Scotus
- pp. 35-52
- 3. Duns Scotus at Oxford
- pp. 53-61
- 7. Scotus on the Origin of Possibility
- pp. 129-141
- 9. Scotus’s Ethics
- pp. 173-183
- 10. Scotus’s Eschatology: Some Reflections
- pp. 185-218
- 11. Scotism
- pp. 219-228
- 13. Ockham and the Textbooks
- pp. 283-306
- 14. Ockham’s Conception of Matter
- pp. 307-334
- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
- pp. 335-342
- SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY
- pp. 337-349
- ADDENDA TO BIBLIOGRAPHY
- pp. 350-357
Additional Information
ISBN
9781576592816
Related ISBN(s)
9781576591888
MARC Record
OCLC
794700858
Pages
350
Launched on MUSE
2013-05-20
Language
English
Open Access
No