Other Volumes in the Series of Cambridge Companions - Series page

pp ii-ii

The Cambridge Companion to Common-Sense Philosophy - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vi

Contributors

pp vii-x

Introduction: Why Common Sense Matters

pp 1-16

Part I

pp 17-158

1 - Attitudes towards Common Sense in Ancient Greek Philosophy

pp 19-40

2 - Common Sense, Science, and Scepticism in the Early Modern World

pp 41-65

3 - The Scottish School of Common-Sense Philosophy

pp 66-85

4 - Husserl, Common Sense, and the Natural Attitude

pp 86-111

5 - Moore and Common Sense

pp 112-133

6 - Common Sense and Ordinary Language: Wittgenstein and Austin

pp 134-158

Part II

pp 159-351

7 - The Delineation of Common Sense

pp 161-184

8 - Common Sense in Metaphysics

pp 185-207

9 - Common-Sense Realism

pp 208-224

10 - The Epistemic Authority of Common Sense

pp 225-246

11 - Scepticism and Certainty: Moore and Wittgenstein on Common Sense and Philosophy

pp 247-264

12 - Morality and Common Sense

pp 265-286

13 - Common Sense and Ontological Commitment

pp 287-309

14 - The Tension between Scientific Knowledge and Common-Sense Philosophy

pp 310-332

15 - A Scientific-Realist Account of Common Sense

pp 333-351

References

pp 352-372

Index

pp 373-375

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pp 376-378