| 1. | The Franciscans partly favoured Nominalism, partly adhered to pure Scotism.
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| 2. | It was immediately steeped in mediaeval nominalism and early Protestantism.
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| 3. | This theory later came to be called " nominalism ".
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| 4. | His argument was basically one against any form of nominalism.
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| 5. | A notable variant of anti-realism is nominalism.
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| 6. | Whether nominalism can truly account for all of the relevant phenomena is debated.
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| 7. | Occam was referring to his nominalism in this quotation.
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| 8. | Thus, he rejected both Platonic realism, and nominalism of all kinds.
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| 9. | Nominalism emerged in the late Middle Ages and quickly came to dominate Western thinking.
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| 10. | His position is a little bit closer to nominalism than that of Thomas Aquinas.
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