A taut and delicate balance : reflections in the eye of Thomas Brown
Common sense, affirmed Ferrier, can neither be set aside nor taken for granted by philosophy. Rather, it must be converted into philosophy, and this "by accepting completely and faithfully the facts and expressions of common sense as given in their primitive obscurity, and then by construing th...
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University of Edinburgh
1972
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