The Unity of Duns Scotus' Thought

This study considers the philosophical system of Duns Scotus, a prominent thinker of the late medieval period. The book argues that Scotus' thought exhibits a remarkable unity in its treatment of topics such as metaphysics, ethics, and theology. The author analyses key concepts in Scotus' philosophy, including his doctrine of the univocity of being and his account of the will.
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