William of Ockham in two volumes / Marilyn McCord Adams.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Adams, Marilyn McCord (Author)
Format:	eBook
Language:	English
Published:	Notre Dame, Ind. : University of Notre Dame Press, ©1987.
Series:	Publications in mediaeval studies.
Subjects:	William, > of Ockham, > approximately 1285-approximately 1349. William, > of Ockham, > approximately 1285-approximately 1349 Philosophy, Medieval. Philosophy, Medieval PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / Medieval
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Table of Contents:

Intro
Series Page
Contents
Preface
Preface to the 1989 Printing
Acknowledgements
A Note on Ockham's Life and Works
Abbreviations
William Ockham Volume I
Part One: Ontology
Chapter 1: The Problem of Universals
Chapter 2: Universals Are Not Things Other Than Names
Chapter 3: Names and Concepts
Chapter 4: Universals, Conventionalism, and Similarity
Chapter 5: Ockham's Ontological Program
Chapter 6: Quantity
Chapter 7: Relations
Chapter 8: Quality
Chapter 9: Evaluation of Ockham's Ontological Program
Part Two: Logic
Chapter 10: The Properties of Terms
Chapter 11: The Logic of Propositions
Chapter 12: Arguments
Part Three: Theory of Knowledge
Chapter 13: Conceptual Empiricism and Direct Realism
Chapter 14: Certainty and Scepticism in Ockham's Epistemology
William Ockham Volume II
Part Four: Natural Philosophy
Chapter 15: The Metaphysical Structure of Composite Substances
Chapter 16: Matter, Quantity, and Individuation
Chapter 17: Intensification and Reduction of Forms
Chapter 18: Efficient Causality
Chapter 19: Motion: Its Ontological Status and Its Causes
Chapter 20: On Time
Part Five: Theology
Chapter 21: Divine Simplicity, Divine Attributes, and the Meaning of Divine Names
Chapter 22: Faith and Reason
Chapter 23: Is God a Knower?
Chapter 24: Divine Ideas and God's Knowledge of Creatures
Chapter 25: Divine Ideas, Divine Power, and the Ground of Possibility
Chapter 26: Can God Know More Than He Knows? A Matter of Types and Tokens
Chapter 27: Divine Omniscience, Human Freedom, and Future Contingency
Chapter 28: Divine Omnipotence Analyzed
Chapter 29: Divine Omnipotence and the Charge of Theologism
Chapter 30: Grace, Merit, and the Freedom of God
Chapter 31: Predestination, Reprobation, and Freedom-Human and Divine
Bibliography
Index of Names
Index of Subjects

William of Ockham in two volumes / Marilyn McCord Adams.

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