Cover
Front Matter
Half title
Title Page
Copyright information
Table of Cotents
Acknowledgments
Chapters Int-epi
Introduction
1. Common Sense and Scientific Thinking before Copernicus
2. The Challenge of Modern Science and Philosophy
3. Common Notions, Sens Commun: Herbert of Cherbury and Renè Descartes
4. Hobbes, Locke, and Innatist Responses to Skepticism and Materialism
5. Common Sense in Early Eighteenth- Century Thought
6. Common Sense and Moral Sense: Buffier, Hutcheson, and Butler

7. Common Sense and the Science of Man in Enlightenment Scotland: Turnbull and Kames
8. Common Sense, Science, and the Public Sphere: The Philosophy of Thomas Reid
Epilogue
End Matter
Notes
Introduction
Chapter 1 Common Sense and Scientific Thinking
Chapter 2 The Challenge of Modern Science and Philosophy
Chapter 3 Common Notions, Sens Commun: Herbert
Chapter 4 Hobbes, Locke, and Innatist Responses to
Chapter 5 Common Sense in Early Eighteenth- Century
Chapter 6 Common Sense and Moral Sense: Buffier,
Chapter 7 Common Sense and the Science of Man in

Chapter 8 Common Sense, Science, and the Public Sphere:
Epilogue
Index