Thomas Reid: Ethics, Aesthetics and the Anatomy of the Self (Philosophical Studies Series, 78)
by R.D. Gallie
Thomas Reid: Ethics, Aesthetics and the Anatomy of the Self examines the Scottish philosopher's key ideas in ethics and aesthetics, alongside his views on the self. Authored by R.D. Gallie as part of the Philosophical Studies Series, volume 78, it provides a scholarly exploration of Reid's enduring contributions to philosophy.
About This Book
This book, part of the Philosophical Studies Series volume 78, delves into the philosophical contributions of Thomas Reid, focusing on key aspects of his thought.
R.D. Gallie presents an examination of Reid's ideas concerning ethics and aesthetics, highlighting their significance in philosophical discourse.
The work also addresses the anatomy of the self as conceptualized by Reid, offering a detailed analysis within the broader context of his philosophy.
Through this study, readers gain an understanding of how Reid's perspectives interconnect to form a cohesive philosophical framework.
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