Thomas Reid, Selections from the Scottish Philosophy of Common Sense

Title page......Page 1
Contents, p. v......Page 3
Introduction, p. 1......Page 6
Thomas Reid......Page 30
I. Introduction to the Philosophy of Common Sense, p. 27......Page 32
II. Analysis of a Typical Sensation, p. 37......Page 42
III. Knowledge and Realty, p. 72......Page 77
IV. The Operations of the Mind, p. 111......Page 116
V. Of Morals, p. 161......Page 166
Adam Ferguson......Page 200
Of Man's Progressive Nature, p. 197......Page 202
James Beattie......Page 220
Of the Perception of Truth in General, p. 217......Page 222
Dugald Stewart......Page 232
I. Of the Object of Philosophy, and the Method of Prosecuting Philosophical Inquiries, p. 229......Page 234
II. Of the Association of Ideas, p. 233......Page 238
III. Of the P{ower which the Mind has over the Train of its Thoughts, p. 236......Page 241
IV. Of the Influence of Association on our Active Principles, and on our Moral Judgments, p. 242......Page 247
V. Of certain Laws of Belief, inseparably connected with the Excercise of Consciousness, Memory, Perception, and Reasoning, p. 249......Page 254
Index, p. 265......Page 270