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Tells the lively and little-known story of common sense realism's rise and fall in Scotland between the years 1751 and 1856~Accessibly written in an engaging style~Provides new perspectives on both major and lesser known figures in common sense philosophy

This book provides the first comprehensive account of classical and contemporary pragmatism's attacks on traditional epistemology. Douglas McDermid deals critically and at length with the influential and fashionable brand of neo-pragmatism advanced by Ric