Scottish common sense realism

ID: scottish-common-sense-realism

Scottish common sense realism is a philosophical position that emerged in the 18th century, primarily associated with Scottish philosophers such as Thomas Reid, who is often considered its principal figure. It emphasizes the idea that humans have a natural, intuitive understanding of the world that provides a solid foundation for knowledge, as opposed to skepticism or more radical philosophical theories.

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