Duns Scotus-Bibliography - The Catholic University of America

Preface
To the fourth edition
This bibliography on John Duns Scotus and his legacy is intended as a continuation of the
bibliography of Odulf Schäfer of 1955. It was posted on the internet for the first time in
May of 2008; two minor updates followed in July and December of 2008. From now on, I
plan to update this bibliography once a year in December. The present fourth edition is
systematically corrected and substantially enlarged.
In order to help me in updating the bibliography, I welcome submissions of missing
titles, as well as corrections, by email: . Note that I generally do not
list dictionary articles, reports, and book reviews (but I do list review articles).
The project was supported with a research grant from the Catholic University of
America. I wish to thank Annie Hounsokou-Lefler, who compiled the indices, and Thérèse
Cory, who unified the formatting for the first online version. I am grateful to Witold
Salamon, Michal Chabada, and Yoshihisa Yamamoto for revising Polish, Slovakian, and
Japanese entries, respectively.
Tobias Hoffmann, December 8, 2009
To the fifth edition
This update reaps the fruit of the increased interest in Duns Scotus due to the seventh
centennial of his death in 2008, resulting, among other things, in several collective volumes
and dedicated journal issues.
Tobias Hoffmann, December 31, 2010
To the eighth edition
The most noteworthy addition to this eighth edition is volume XIV of the Vatican Edition. It
completes the critical edition of the Ordinatio. P. Barnaba Hechich OFM, who has been
involved in the Vatican edition since 1951 and who has been its chief editor in the past two
decades, passed away on October 23, 2013—a half hour before volume XIV was brought to
him. Requiescat in pace. In deep gratitude for the work of his lifetime, I wish to dedicate
this eighth edition to him.
Tobias Hoffmann, December 31, 2013