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Abstract
William Ockham (c.1287–1347) was an English Franciscan friar, famous for his nominalism (Klima 2006), whose name is preserved in the commonly used designation of the methodological principle called ‘Ockham’s razor’ (Adams 1987: 156–7, 281). This chapter will focus primarily on Ockham’s nominalist doctrine and its impact on his theology.
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