William of Ockham
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Ockham (or Occam) attempted to reform Scholastic philosophy and is generally regarded as the founder of a form of Nominalism. His writings were controversial in his day but he remained within the fold of the Church.
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The Basis of Morality According to William of Ockham
by Lucan FreppertThe Cambridge Companion to Ockham
by Paul V. SpadeOckham on the Virtues
by Rega Wood
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