KnowraWilliam of OckhamLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to William of Ockham, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 11Compared with 1ScholasticismRelated: His critiques challenged assumptions shared by many earlier scholastic systems.University of ParisRelated: His Paris studies connect the university to later medieval debates about universals and authority.Divine command theoryRelated: His moral theology is associated with strong accounts of divine authority and command.Occam's razorRelated: The razor takes its name from Ockham, though the familiar wording is not securely his.NominalismRelated: His influential treatment of universals and signs became a landmark in medieval nominalism.History of logicRelated: His writings advanced medieval analysis of terms, propositions, and consequence.Medieval logicRelated: His Summa of Logic developed influential accounts of terms, propositions, and supposition.Duns ScotusRelated: Ockham inherited Scotus’s scholastic setting while revising key commitments about universals and explanation.Pope John XXIIRelated: Ockham joined the emperor’s court after the pope condemned Franciscan poverty claims.Jean BuridanRelated: Ockham and Buridan represent influential, distinct approaches to late medieval philosophy.Marsilius of InghenRelated: Ockham’s earlier work formed part of the logical and theological inheritance debated by Marsilius’s generation.