The German philosophical culture of the Middle Ages is linked to the thought of St Albert Magnus. The writings of Albert set a definitive stamp on the mysticism of Eckhart and Tauler as well as on the intellectual traditions of the studia of the Dominican order and the German universities of the later Middle Ages. During this process, Albert’s thinking was not simply adopted, but was further developed and was frequently given a new form by the various fields of intellectual life. This volume brings together 14 papers which deal with Albert’s influence from the points of view of mysticism, literature, philosophy, theology and the history of universities.