The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Philosophy

Medieval philosophy is often ignored or left out of the undergraduate curriculum in today's universities, except those colleges and institutions of higher education that have a religious affiliation or background in their history. Given the paucity of undergraduate resources that are understandable and affordable, the editors of this book attempt to present up‐to‐date research along with thought‐provoking essays that examine medieval philosophy and all of its complexities to a modern‐day audience.

In comparing this book to A Companion to Philosophy in the Middle Ages (Gracia and Noone, 2002) also reviewed by your present reviewer in these pages (...