
Also known as Guilelmus de Ockham, William of Occam, William of Oakham
Franziskaner, Philosoph und Scholastiker
William of Ockham was an English Franciscan friar and theologian from the late 1200s and 1300s who developed influential ideas about logic, language, and knowledge that challenged the thinking of his time. His work matters because his approach to explaining how we understand the world—particularly his emphasis on not multiplying explanations unnecessarily—shaped philosophical and scientific thinking for centuries to come.
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Wilhelm von Ockham, englisch William of Ockham oder Occam (* um 1288 in Ockham in der Grafschaft Surrey, England; † 9. April 1347 in München), war einer der bedeutendsten mittelalterlichen Philosophen, Theologen und politischen Theoretiker der Spätscholastik. Traditionell gilt er als ein Hauptvertreter des Nominalismus. Sein umfangreiches philosophisches Werk enthält Arbeiten zur Logik, Naturphilosophie, Erkenntnistheorie, Wissenschaftstheorie, Metaphysik, Ethik und politischen Philosophie.
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· 1976 · cited 43,873x
· 1983 · cited 38,978x
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Egidius de roma super libros metheorum. De bona fortuna. Thomas super duos primos libros celi et mundi. Et petrus de aluernia super duos sequentes. Egidius de roma super de generatione et corruptione. Et quedam expositiones super libros ethicorum. Questiones ockam super phisicam. Et tractatus eiusdem de futuris contingentibus [fenestratitel]
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