William Ockham / Marilyn McCord Adams.
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| Language: | English |
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Notre Dame, Ind. :
University of Notre Dame Press,
1987.
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| Series: | Publications in mediaeval studies ;
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Table of Contents:
- Vol 1. The problem of universals
- Universals are not things other than names
- Names and concepts
- Universals, conventionalism, and similarity
- Ockham's ontological program
- Quantity
- Relations
- Quality
- Evaluation of Ockham's ontological program
- The properties of terms
- The logic of propositions
- Arguments
- Conceptual empiricism and direct realism
- Certainty and scepticism in Ockham's epistemology
- Vol 2. The metaphysical structure of composite substances
- Matter, quantity, and individualism
- Intensification and reduction of forms
- Efficient causality
- Motion: its ontological status and its causes
- On time
- Divine simplicity, divine attributes, and the meaning of divine names
- Faith and reason
- Is God a knower?
- Divinde ideas and God's knowledge of creatures
- Divine ideas, divine power, and the ground of possibility
- Can God know more than He knows? A matter of types and tokens
- Divine omniscience, human freedom, and future contingency
- Divine omnipotence analyzed
- Divine omnipotence and the charge of theologism
- Grace, merit, and the freedom of God
- Predestination.