Le traité "De unitate formae" [French]

This is a scholarly edition of the treatise "De unitate formae" by Giles of Lessines (ca. 1230-40 - 1304), edited by M. de Wulf. Giles of Lessines was a Brabantine philosopher and theologian known for his contributions to scholastic philosophy. "De unitate formae" explores themes central to medieval thought, particularly concerning the unity of form. This edition, prepared by a renowned historian of medieval philosophy, offers valuable insights into the intellectual landscape of the 13th century. It will be of interest to scholars and students of medieval philosophy, history, and theology. The treatise provides a key perspective on the development of scholastic thought and its enduring influence.

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