Synopsis
This book claims to be the first ever substantial account of the seven-century-old Scottish philosophy tradition and covers the work of Franciscan friar John Duns Scotus (1266-1308), John Mair and his circle and their French influence in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, the Enlightenment era of David Hume and Adam Smith, the Scottish School of common sense and finally the 19th century period of Realism and Idealism.
Condition Notes
An very good copy of this paperback edition with bright and clean pages throughout. There is a previous owner name and dedication in ink on the title page.
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