Cristologismo escotista vs. cristocentrismo bonaventuriano: esquemas filosóficos franciscanos subyacentes. En torno a la cuestión del objeto de la teología

In the present article, we intend to show the importance of the conception of Christ in the development of philosophy and how it relates to the way metaphysics is structurally constructed: in a geometrical-reductive way (Bonaventure) or in a deductive way (Duns Scotus). To do this, we focus on the critique that the Subtle makes of the Seraphic in relation to the question about the subject of theology: Christ (Bonaventure), God (Duns Scotus). Behind these questions there is a different way of seeing the primacy of Christ: in a Christocentric (Bonaventure) or Christological (Duns Scotus) construction.