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This article studies the development of Lullian philosophy in universities during the 15th and 16th centuries, distinguishing between professors of Lullism, professors influenced by Llull (that explained Lullism mixed with other doctrines), and a third model that integrated both approaches. This article also studies the trajectory of Lullism within the university setting, explaining its transformations in Logic, Epistemology and Metaphysics from late-Middle Ages to Rationalism. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This introduction presents Raimundus Lullus as a philosopher of the boundaries. For one, he lived on a geographic and spiritual boundary between Christians and Infidels. In addition, he crossed the boundaries of knowledge in a century in which the borders between faculties of the curricula were fi xed. The reception of the Aristotelian legacy, the relationship between philosophy and theology, and the influence of Lullian thought are the main topics of this volume. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]