Gordon A. Wilson, Ph.D. (1975) in Philosophy, Tulane University, is Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He is currently the general coordinator of Leuven University’s series, Henrici de Gandavo Opera omnia and has edited multiple volumes in this series.

"A welcome contribution to medieval studies, particularly because there is to date no “companion” or sufficient “introductory work” dedicated to this important scholastic thinker." - John T. Slotemaker, Boston College, in: Religious Studies Review Vol. 37, No. 4 (December 2011), p. 287"Der Band ist als Einführung gedacht und diesen Zweck erfüllt er, in den behandelten Themen ist er absolut auf der Höhe des Forschungsstandes oder fasst diesen gewinnbringend zusammen" - Henrik Wels, Institut für Philosophie, Freie Universität Berlin, in: Sehepunkte, 12, Nr. 9 (2012)

• Preface, by Gordon Wilson HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES "Henry of Ghent's Written Legacy" by Gordon Wilson "Henry of Ghent and the Events of 1277" by Robert Wielockx "Henry of Ghent and Avicenna" by Jules Janssens "Henry of Ghent and Averroes" by Jules Janssens HENRY OF GHENT'S THEOLOGY "The Theologian Henry of Ghent" by Ludwig Hodl "Henry of Ghent on the Trinity" by Juan Carlos Flores HENRY OF GHENT'S PHILOSOPHY A. METAPHYSICS "Henry of Ghent's Metaphysics" by Martin Pickave "Henry of Ghent on Individuation, Essence, and Being" by Martin Pickave B. EPISTEMOLOGY "Henry of Ghent's Epistemology" by Steven Marrone "Henry of Ghent on the Verbum Mentis" by Bernd Goehring C. MORAL PHILOSOPHY "Moral Philosophy in Henry of Ghent" by Marialucrezia Leone "Henry of Ghent on Freedom of the Human Will" by Roland Teske,SJ HENRY OF GHENT'S INFLUENCE "Henry of Ghent Influence on John Duns Scotus's Metaphysics" by Tobias Hoffman "Henry and Pico: A Chapter on the Reception and Influence of Scholasticism in the Renaissance" by Amos Edelheit Index

Gordon A. Wilson, Ph.D. (1975) in Philosophy, Tulane University, is Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He is currently the general coordinator of Leuven University’s series, Henrici de Gandavo Opera omnia and has edited multiple volumes in this series.

"A welcome contribution to medieval studies, particularly because there is to date no “companion” or sufficient “introductory work” dedicated to this important scholastic thinker." - John T. Slotemaker, Boston College, in: Religious Studies Review Vol. 37, No. 4 (December 2011), p. 287"Der Band ist als Einführung gedacht und diesen Zweck erfüllt er, in den behandelten Themen ist er absolut auf der Höhe des Forschungsstandes oder fasst diesen gewinnbringend zusammen" - Henrik Wels, Institut für Philosophie, Freie Universität Berlin, in: Sehepunkte, 12, Nr. 9 (2012)

• Preface, by Gordon Wilson HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES "Henry of Ghent's Written Legacy" by Gordon Wilson "Henry of Ghent and the Events of 1277" by Robert Wielockx "Henry of Ghent and Avicenna" by Jules Janssens "Henry of Ghent and Averroes" by Jules Janssens HENRY OF GHENT'S THEOLOGY "The Theologian Henry of Ghent" by Ludwig Hodl "Henry of Ghent on the Trinity" by Juan Carlos Flores HENRY OF GHENT'S PHILOSOPHY A. METAPHYSICS "Henry of Ghent's Metaphysics" by Martin Pickave "Henry of Ghent on Individuation, Essence, and Being" by Martin Pickave B. EPISTEMOLOGY "Henry of Ghent's Epistemology" by Steven Marrone "Henry of Ghent on the Verbum Mentis" by Bernd Goehring C. MORAL PHILOSOPHY "Moral Philosophy in Henry of Ghent" by Marialucrezia Leone "Henry of Ghent on Freedom of the Human Will" by Roland Teske,SJ HENRY OF GHENT'S INFLUENCE "Henry of Ghent Influence on John Duns Scotus's Metaphysics" by Tobias Hoffman "Henry and Pico: A Chapter on the Reception and Influence of Scholasticism in the Renaissance" by Amos Edelheit Index

Gordon A. Wilson, Ph.D. (1975) in Philosophy, Tulane University, is Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina at Asheville. He is currently the general coordinator of Leuven University’s series, Henrici de Gandavo Opera omnia and has edited multiple volumes in this series.

"A welcome contribution to medieval studies, particularly because there is to date no “companion” or sufficient “introductory work” dedicated to this important scholastic thinker." - John T. Slotemaker, Boston College, in: Religious Studies Review Vol. 37, No. 4 (December 2011), p. 287"Der Band ist als Einführung gedacht und diesen Zweck erfüllt er, in den behandelten Themen ist er absolut auf der Höhe des Forschungsstandes oder fasst diesen gewinnbringend zusammen" - Henrik Wels, Institut für Philosophie, Freie Universität Berlin, in: Sehepunkte, 12, Nr. 9 (2012)

• Preface, by Gordon Wilson HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVES "Henry of Ghent's Written Legacy" by Gordon Wilson "Henry of Ghent and the Events of 1277" by Robert Wielockx "Henry of Ghent and Avicenna" by Jules Janssens "Henry of Ghent and Averroes" by Jules Janssens HENRY OF GHENT'S THEOLOGY "The Theologian Henry of Ghent" by Ludwig Hodl "Henry of Ghent on the Trinity" by Juan Carlos Flores HENRY OF GHENT'S PHILOSOPHY A. METAPHYSICS "Henry of Ghent's Metaphysics" by Martin Pickave "Henry of Ghent on Individuation, Essence, and Being" by Martin Pickave B. EPISTEMOLOGY "Henry of Ghent's Epistemology" by Steven Marrone "Henry of Ghent on the Verbum Mentis" by Bernd Goehring C. MORAL PHILOSOPHY "Moral Philosophy in Henry of Ghent" by Marialucrezia Leone "Henry of Ghent on Freedom of the Human Will" by Roland Teske,SJ HENRY OF GHENT'S INFLUENCE "Henry of Ghent Influence on John Duns Scotus's Metaphysics" by Tobias Hoffman "Henry and Pico: A Chapter on the Reception and Influence of Scholasticism in the Renaissance" by Amos Edelheit Index