Michael W. Dunne, Ph.D. (1991), Maynooth University (Ireland) is Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at St Patrick's Pontifical University, Maynooth. He has published extensively both on Irish thinkers of the Middle Ages and philosophy at Oxford in the 13th and 14th centuries.Simon Nolan O.Carm lectures in Philosophy at Maynooth. His research has focused on the early Carmelite scholastics, Gerard of Bologna (d. 1317), John Baconthorpe (ca.1290-1345/8), and Guido Terreni (ca.1270.1342). He is a member of the Carmelite Order and Prior of the principal Carmelite church and priory in Dublin city.

• PrefaceList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroductionMichael W. Dunne and Simon NolanPart 1Oxford Debates1 Richard FitzRalph on BeatitudeSeverin V. Kitanov2 Mind as a Trinity of Intellect, Memory, and WillMichael W. Dunne3 FitzRalph on the Activity of the WillMonika Michałowska4 Controversy on Infinity between Richard FitzRalph and Richard KilvingtonElżbieta Jung5 Belief and the State of Grace FitzRalph, Wodeham, and Holcot on Faith, Theology, and MeritSeverin V. Kitanov and John T. Slotemaker6 Richard FitzRalph vs William Skelton, 1331–1332 The Attribution of the “Determinationes” in a Florence ManuscriptChristoper Schabel7 Richard FitzRalph and Future ContingentsJean-François GenestPart 2Influences and Reactions8 Bishop Grandisson of Exeter, Richard FitzRalph’s Patron The Ideology of a Régime and Its Significance for FitzRalph’s Intellectual BiographyMichael Haren9 Richard FitzRalph and the Friars Emergence and Course of the ConflictMichael Haren10 Wyclif, the Lollards, the Middle English TraditionBridget Riley11 Dominium FitzRalph at BaselStephen Lahey12 The Continental Reception of FitzRalph’s Philosophical Theology until the Council of FlorenceChristoper Schabel13 Views from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth CenturiesSimon NolanAppendix 1 Manuscripts and Table of Quaestiones of the Lectura in SententiasBibliographyIndices

Michael W. Dunne, Ph.D. (1991), Maynooth University (Ireland) is Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at St Patrick's Pontifical University, Maynooth. He has published extensively both on Irish thinkers of the Middle Ages and philosophy at Oxford in the 13th and 14th centuries.Simon Nolan O.Carm lectures in Philosophy at Maynooth. His research has focused on the early Carmelite scholastics, Gerard of Bologna (d. 1317), John Baconthorpe (ca.1290-1345/8), and Guido Terreni (ca.1270.1342). He is a member of the Carmelite Order and Prior of the principal Carmelite church and priory in Dublin city.

• PrefaceList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroductionMichael W. Dunne and Simon NolanPart 1Oxford Debates1 Richard FitzRalph on BeatitudeSeverin V. Kitanov2 Mind as a Trinity of Intellect, Memory, and WillMichael W. Dunne3 FitzRalph on the Activity of the WillMonika Michałowska4 Controversy on Infinity between Richard FitzRalph and Richard KilvingtonElżbieta Jung5 Belief and the State of Grace FitzRalph, Wodeham, and Holcot on Faith, Theology, and MeritSeverin V. Kitanov and John T. Slotemaker6 Richard FitzRalph vs William Skelton, 1331–1332 The Attribution of the “Determinationes” in a Florence ManuscriptChristoper Schabel7 Richard FitzRalph and Future ContingentsJean-François GenestPart 2Influences and Reactions8 Bishop Grandisson of Exeter, Richard FitzRalph’s Patron The Ideology of a Régime and Its Significance for FitzRalph’s Intellectual BiographyMichael Haren9 Richard FitzRalph and the Friars Emergence and Course of the ConflictMichael Haren10 Wyclif, the Lollards, the Middle English TraditionBridget Riley11 Dominium FitzRalph at BaselStephen Lahey12 The Continental Reception of FitzRalph’s Philosophical Theology until the Council of FlorenceChristoper Schabel13 Views from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth CenturiesSimon NolanAppendix 1 Manuscripts and Table of Quaestiones of the Lectura in SententiasBibliographyIndices

Michael W. Dunne, Ph.D. (1991), Maynooth University (Ireland) is Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy at St Patrick's Pontifical University, Maynooth. He has published extensively both on Irish thinkers of the Middle Ages and philosophy at Oxford in the 13th and 14th centuries.Simon Nolan O.Carm lectures in Philosophy at Maynooth. His research has focused on the early Carmelite scholastics, Gerard of Bologna (d. 1317), John Baconthorpe (ca.1290-1345/8), and Guido Terreni (ca.1270.1342). He is a member of the Carmelite Order and Prior of the principal Carmelite church and priory in Dublin city.

• PrefaceList of FiguresNotes on ContributorsIntroductionMichael W. Dunne and Simon NolanPart 1Oxford Debates1 Richard FitzRalph on BeatitudeSeverin V. Kitanov2 Mind as a Trinity of Intellect, Memory, and WillMichael W. Dunne3 FitzRalph on the Activity of the WillMonika Michałowska4 Controversy on Infinity between Richard FitzRalph and Richard KilvingtonElżbieta Jung5 Belief and the State of Grace FitzRalph, Wodeham, and Holcot on Faith, Theology, and MeritSeverin V. Kitanov and John T. Slotemaker6 Richard FitzRalph vs William Skelton, 1331–1332 The Attribution of the “Determinationes” in a Florence ManuscriptChristoper Schabel7 Richard FitzRalph and Future ContingentsJean-François GenestPart 2Influences and Reactions8 Bishop Grandisson of Exeter, Richard FitzRalph’s Patron The Ideology of a Régime and Its Significance for FitzRalph’s Intellectual BiographyMichael Haren9 Richard FitzRalph and the Friars Emergence and Course of the ConflictMichael Haren10 Wyclif, the Lollards, the Middle English TraditionBridget Riley11 Dominium FitzRalph at BaselStephen Lahey12 The Continental Reception of FitzRalph’s Philosophical Theology until the Council of FlorenceChristoper Schabel13 Views from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth CenturiesSimon NolanAppendix 1 Manuscripts and Table of Quaestiones of the Lectura in SententiasBibliographyIndices