Ockham

Ockham by Philotheus Boehner

In "Ockham," Philotheus Boehner provides a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the life and thought of William of Ockham, one of the most influential medieval philosophers and theologians. Known for his principle of parsimony, famously encapsulated in "Ockham's Razor," Ockham's ideas have profoundly shaped modern philosophy and science. Boehner meticulously examines Ockham's contributions to logic, metaphysics, and political theory, offering clear explanations of his complex arguments and theories. This book serves as both a scholarly resource and a readable account for those interested in medieval philosophy, the history of ideas, and the enduring legacy of Ockham's thought.