Reason and Common Sense

First published in 1951, Reason and Common Sense by R.G. Mayor offers a profound exploration of philosophical questions surrounding knowledge, perception, mind, matter, and ethics. Divided into three parts-Philosophic Doubt, Mind and Matter, and Reason and Common Sense-the book examines topics such as sense perception, idealism, the mind-body relationship, realism, and metaphysical belief. With clarity and depth, Mayor provides a critical inquiry into the interplay between reason and common sense in understanding reality. This is a must read for scholars of Philosophy.