Introduction: Scottish Philosophy in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World

History of European Ideas 39 (5):605-612 (2013)
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SummaryThe Introduction contextualises the development of Thomas Reid's Common Sense philosophy as the foundation for what would be known as the Scottish School of Common Sense. This introductory discussion of Reid's philosophical system bridges his thought in the Scottish Enlightenment with the special issue's focus of Scottish philosophy in the nineteenth-century Atlantic World.

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