Essays on The Active Powers of the Human Mind an Inquiry into the Human Mind on the Principle of Common Sense (LARGE PRINT EDITION)

The book explores the groundbreaking ideas of Thomas Reid, a pivotal figure in eighteenth-century philosophy, particularly in moral agency. It features his influential essays that laid the foundation for the Scottish School of Common Sense Philosophy, impacting later thinkers like Moore and Wittgenstein. Additionally, the edition includes Reid's correspondence, a biography by Dugald Stewart, and twenty-seven supplementary dissertations by Sir William Hamilton, enriching the reader's understanding of Reid's contributions to philosophy.