The Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense

Oxford: Oxford University Press (1960)
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The purpose of this book is to piece together in some detail the philosophy of Common Sense from its fragmentary state in the writings of Thomas Reid and the other members of his school, to consider it in relation to David Hume, and to try and show the significance of its account of the nature and authority of common sense for present-day discussion.

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B1401.G7 1973

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